The president-elect also named Reince Priebus, a more mainstream Republican figure, as chief of staff, setting up the prospect of an internal power struggle between Priebus and Bannon.
This mantra might have been enough for hippies in the 60s, but it is open to question whether it is an adequate underpinning for a mainstream, publicly funded organisation with hundreds of staff and a multimillion-pound budget in 2015.
Displaying lads' mags and pornographic papers in "mainstream" shops results in the involuntary exposure of staff and, in some cases, customers to pornographic images.
However the success of these interventions is dependent on local conditions, including health service resources, motivation of staff and integration with mainstream services [ 26].
This is in response to the fact that the percentage of staff from diverse backgrounds has levelled off due, partly, to the numbers of staff, minority and mainstream, leaving the organisation as part of overall structural changes.
Legend has it the idea entered the political mainstream during a meeting in Washington in 1974 in which the economist Arthur Laffer demonstrated the principle to Donald Rumsfeld, chief of staff to then-President Gerald Ford, and Dick Cheney, an assistant to the president.
When Andrew Card, Bush's designated chief of staff, said, "The Supreme Court ruling legitimizes many of our concerns" about other, adverse judicial decisions, he was in the mainstream of usage.
Everybody knows: chief of staff".
(b) Chief of staff Andrew Card.
