Here are some of the worst Breitbart headlines signed off by Trump's new chief strategist

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Donald Trump hiring Steve Bannon as his chief strategist is a telling signal that he won't be any less bigoted as president than he was on the campaign trail.

Bannon oversaw the transformation of Breitbart News from an ultraconservative website to "an online haven for white nationalists" -- who had been disavowed from most mainstream conservative outlets.

Breitbart presents the in-jokes and other hateful content cooked up on 4Chan and white supremacist message boards to millions of readers, who then spread those ideas to their Facebook friends.

Now, the man who signed off on the headline, "Would you rather your child had feminism or cancer," will be in charge of messaging for the president of the United States.

Here are a few other outrageous headlines that appeared on Breitbart while Bannon oversaw its operations.

Bill Kristol: Republican spoiler, renegade Jew

Lesbian bridezillas bully bridal shop owner over religious beliefs

Teenage boys with tits: Here's my problem with Ghostbusters

Hoist it high and proud: The Confederate flag proclaims a glorious heritage

There's no hiring bias against women in tech, they just suck at interviews

Pamela Geller's Muhammad cartoon contest is no different from Selma

Sympathy for the devils: The plot against Roger Ailes

Gabby Giffords: The gun control movement's human shield

Birth control makes women unattractive and crazy

Roger Stone: Clinton aide Huma Abedin 'most likely a Saudi spy'

The solution to online 'harassment' is simple: Women should log off

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