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"I'm going to have people from the left on this as well as people from the right on this," he told McClatchy between filming video segments to launch the outlet that carries the tagline, "Everything in moderation, including moderation."
He drew a deliberate distinction between the Scaramucci Post and Breitbart, the hard-right information site run by one of his chief rivals in the White House, Trump's former strategist Steve Bannon. Breitbart often takes a tough line against candidates deemed too "establishment," and such coverage can be weaponized in GOP primaries, as it was just last week in the Alabama GOP primary runoff.
"I don't see a role for the Scaramucci Post to be picking sides in primaries or even picking sides in the political spectrum," Scaramucci told McClatchy. "That's Breitbart's business model. My business model is going to be something that hasn't been proven before, it may or may not work."
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