56% of Republicans believe most or part of the QAnon conspiracy theory harrisl585 QAnon September 2, 2020 1 Minute This is terrible news. These people don’t believe in facts which is why they support Trump. 56% of Republicans believe QAnon is partly or mostly true. https://t.co/C1KPWZ6FT7— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) September 2, 2020 UPDATE: At least a 21st QAnon-supporting congressional candidate has now secured a spot on the ballot in November. Tracy Lovvorn of Massachusetts’ 2nd Congressional District has been declared the winner of the Republican primary by default. https://t.co/yM8gPNJOhq pic.twitter.com/o6sbqJLeYx— Alex Kaplan (@AlKapDC) September 2, 2020 Qanon conspiracy theorist and so-called "firefighter prophet" Mark Taylor claims that protesters are victims of mind control who are being controlled by "handlers" carrying umbrellas. https://t.co/ahtJ89mZ1c pic.twitter.com/gO7aBW8muG— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) September 1, 2020 Hearing about the far-right conspiracy theory QAnon a lot lately? Same. So I asked @NathanBomey to tell me everything I need to know: https://t.co/7S29sm9gsS— Ashley Shaffer (@ashleyshafferx) August 31, 2020 QAnon will be mainstream GOP orthodoxy by next year https://t.co/aH82G1Ayor— Daniel Gilmore (@gilmored85) August 31, 2020 Trump’s spasm of crazed tweets and retweets this morning—e.g., the retweet of a QAnon follower claiming CDC data really show only 6,000 COVID deaths—reeks of really frantic desperation. Did they tell him last night that their own polling showed no gains from his convention?— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) August 30, 2020 This headline is insane… https://t.co/IesFyU9eTp— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) August 29, 2020 Very excited about the future of politics. https://t.co/H1PBiiIQGY— Matt Bors (@MattBors) August 29, 2020 Mark Zuckerberg's claim that QAnon is *just now* evolving from misinformation to violence is patently false. An armed QAnon supporter blocked traffic at the Hoover Dam bridge in June 2018. The FBI called it a domestic terror threat in May 2019. https://t.co/0xpkoFE4WS pic.twitter.com/vPhzLbiXOn— Kevin Roose (@kevinroose) August 28, 2020 7 percent favorability is low for a politician, but seems high for a 4chan-spawned gamified movement based on satanic panic, blood libel, and a promised authoritarian crackdown that will supposedly cleanse the world of evil and usher in a new utopian age. https://t.co/1vHRWSwpIV— Travis View (@travis_view) August 28, 2020 Excellent, disturbing reporting by @onthemedia and @BrandyZadrozny on how QAnon has taken a genuine issue, child trafficking, and hijacked it in ways that hurt the cause — sometimes with the help of journalists who don't realize they are being duped. https://t.co/g6nP476JDI— Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) August 27, 2020 "QAnon is batshit crazy," Lindsey Graham tells @PeterHamby. "Crazy stuff. Inspiring people to violence." https://t.co/9CYH4LVIY6— Michael Calderone (@mlcalderone) August 27, 2020 House lawmakers introduce bipartisan resolution to condemn "dangerous" QAnon conspiracy theory https://t.co/KmVj3zr2s3 pic.twitter.com/PcBEnRmIqy— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) August 26, 2020 Why Trump embraces QAnonhttps://t.co/5S6pAx563S— Chris Cillizza (@CillizzaCNN) August 26, 2020 The interesting thing about the dangerous QAnon fringe conspiracy is that if Trump and the GOP would have publicly disavowed it earlier, it probably wouldn't be dominating news during the 2020 Republican National Convention.— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) August 26, 2020 Sometimes I try to process this — that a global conspiracy theory was formed bc John Podesta sent some emails about pizza — and my brain shuts down like HAL in 2001 https://t.co/9AdmGWhI2P— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) August 25, 2020 How will QAnon influence U.S. politics in 2020 and beyond? https://t.co/OveXK43979 pic.twitter.com/Mdzf6mrj1J— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) August 24, 2020 Crazy conspiracy theories are what you go for when you can't do your actual job https://t.co/teLfv0QaWT— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) August 24, 2020 .@jaketapper: "The FBI has called QAnon a domestic terror threat. Do you agree with that assessment?"Acting DHS Secy Chad Wolf: "I don't have any reason to believe anything different from the FBI." #CNNSOTU— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) August 23, 2020 Here's an example of local TV (@WNEP, an ABC affiliate in Scranton, PA) getting duped into covering a QAnon event as a "just folks" demonstration against human trafficking. These events happened all over the country today.https://t.co/Rp309w3AkM— Jay Rosen (@jayrosen_nyu) August 23, 2020 Share this:TwitterFacebookMoreEmailLike Loading... Published by harrisl585 View all posts by harrisl585 Published September 2, 2020