Opinion: QAnon has gone local, with strange repercussions in California's Shasta County and beyond (via @latimesopinion) https://t.co/0LJBqvQHja pic.twitter.com/sHECvixL1X

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) March 9, 2023

Donald Trump's Miami resort will host a conference for QAnon believers and other conspiracy theorists this spring, escalating the ex-president's ties to the far-right fringe. https://t.co/RFLIQi4rPV

— Will Sommer (@willsommer) January 20, 2023

This amplification of a Q post by Trump is one of the more explicit QAnon amplifications Trump has made. Some in the QAnon community are hyping it as evidence for the conspiracy theory. https://t.co/rRTxuL0eD2 pic.twitter.com/CFPXzUkSFo

— Alex Kaplan (@AlKapDC) January 13, 2023

New: QAnon believers are ecstatic about @elonmusk's flood of far-right memes and grievances. He hasn't just taken over their main battlefield for online info war. He's become a figure of prophecy on par with Donald Trump https://t.co/trNKlYL0WH

— Drew Harwell (@drewharwell) December 14, 2022

QAnon believers say they're fighting a pedophile cabal.

Today, I've got a story on a leading Q promoter whose ill-advised defamation lawsuit against a local paper revealed his own criminal relationship and sexually charged text messages with a teenager.https://t.co/rmxUGt4tbp

— Will Sommer (@willsommer) November 30, 2022

Trump is spending his Thanksgiving sharing QAnon posts pic.twitter.com/LZpcYcSH44

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 24, 2022

Trump is singing the QAnon lyrics — and MAGA Republicans are backing him up in four-part harmony, Dana @Milbank writes.https://t.co/g36KA5xnhU

— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) September 19, 2022

Washington Post: Michigan father shot his family, police say. His daughter blames QAnon.

She lamented how her father’s fall down the QAnon “rabbit hole” changed him… “It’s like he got possessed by a demon,” she wrote. https://t.co/VwLVO4XZIU

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) September 20, 2022

Watch @sarasidnerCNN join CNN's @jaketapper to discuss music that played during former President Donald Trump’s rally in Ohio and other instances that show potential links between Donald Trump and QAnon propaganda: https://t.co/SEMRt7yFXw

— CNN (@CNN) September 20, 2022

This is the week when Trump became Qanon. This isn’t a political statement; it just is, however disturbing. Week began with images of Trump on Truth Social wearing a Q pin and promoting their slogans; it ends with Q music and the Q “one” sign by crowd at his rally. https://t.co/FrCXo8qiA4

— Juliette Kayyem (@juliettekayyem) September 18, 2022

"Family members spoke of their loved ones as if they were cult members or drug addicts, sucked in by social media companies and self-serving politicians who warped their views of reality." https://t.co/I0TVEdJtrs

— Robert Costa (@costareports) September 18, 2022

This scene comes as Trump has been amplifying the Q Anon conspiracy. Read this from the AP. https://t.co/tGQZeiM9Xt

— Robert Costa (@costareports) September 18, 2022

Not clear if this is “Mirrors” or the Qanon theme song, but the crowd seemed to believe it was the latter based on the raised pointer fingers by attendees https://t.co/11trrE9FC9

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) September 18, 2022

It was always going to end up this way. Full MAGA, full madness, a cauldron of rage and delusion, supported by a party of cowards who will not dare to criticize this kind of pandering even while they know full well that it is pure lunacy. https://t.co/0V33tjVakC

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) September 13, 2022

Trump has boosted at least 50 different QAnon-supporting accounts on Truth Social, to his 4 million followers.

There's no denying that he's gone into full QAnon conspiracy mode. https://t.co/82vS2rZi45

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) September 10, 2022

No longer simply flirting with the fringe movement, Donald Trump is now openly promoting QAnon-aligned accounts on his own social media platform. https://t.co/DPlqStwK37

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) September 9, 2022

A NewsGuard report found 88 QAnon-promoting accounts with more than 10,000 followers each on Truth Social. 32 had been previously banned by Twitter. 47 were verified. Trump reposted their content 65 times.https://t.co/3tc7CA6uU6

— Tiffany Hsu (@tiffkhsu) August 29, 2022

A movement we were told would collapse without Trump has gone mainstream in Republican politics. https://t.co/q8vgba4HFX

— The New Republic (@newrepublic) August 19, 2022

Incredible story by @BrandyZadrozny here:

Satanic Panic is back. This time it's changing election outcomes, riding the wave of QAnon.

One previously popular Utah attorney lost a Republican primary because of accusations he was sacrificing kids to Satan.https://t.co/fyWFQc4ph1

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) September 14, 2022

Exclusive: Who's behind QAnon?

Computer scientists say they have identified two men as its likely authors — including one of the first online commentators to call attention to the messages that shaped the viral movement. https://t.co/ScyDqbbNAu pic.twitter.com/nLOjpFA9Uu

— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 19, 2022

How one small town fought off a QAnon invasion https://t.co/RoXdKeITDh

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) February 17, 2022

Pastors "cannot believe the growth of the QAnon theory in their churches."
https://t.co/e6fZDVL49F

— Will Sommer (@willsommer) June 19, 2021

First on CNN: FBI warns lawmakers that QAnon "digital soldiers" may become more violent https://t.co/NOL8gF9qeG

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) June 14, 2021

Just how many Americans believe in the QAnon conspiracy? https://t.co/SpKohfOcyc

— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) June 13, 2021

QAnon is at a crossroads, as QAnon leaders fight to rein in the most embarrassing, ridiculous QAnon beliefs while still keeping the money flowing. https://t.co/T57QCnb2Ga

— Will Sommer (@willsommer) June 8, 2021

The radicalization of today's GOP presents serious challenges for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Data suggests these conspiracy theories haven't permeated Mormonism as deeply as the white evangelical community, but they're taking a toll. https://t.co/3s4lH4JO5U

— McKay Coppins (@mckaycoppins) June 6, 2021

These locally elected officials posted or openly supported QAnon conspiracy theories. Here's what happened after they took office https://t.co/FkbckW0lMa

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) June 5, 2021

Trumps belief in "reinstatement" also fits nicely with the way QAnon has primed a not insignificant portion of the R base to see Democrats as illegitimate partners in democracy whose authority is therefore invalid https://t.co/NxlG3vAdHy

— Astead (@AsteadWesley) June 3, 2021

Talk of overturning the 2020 election on new social media platforms used by QAnon followers sparks fears of further violence https://t.co/uLiwuVqVYH

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) June 3, 2021

Video: How QAnon found a home in Britain https://t.co/uVemedKbWE?

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 28, 2021

QAnon is more popular among evangelicals than people of other religions.

And the threat is not going away, says two pastors who are trying to fight it.

Reporting w/ CNN’s @richanaik and John General. https://t.co/pSsLcBoYtD

— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) May 21, 2021

Don't be cowardly with "appears to suggest". He clearly says it should happen here.

— Harris Levy (@HarrisL585) May 31, 2021

A poll by the Public Religion Research Institute and the Interfaith Youth Core found that 15 percent of Americans say they think that the levers of power are controlled by a cabal of Satan-worshiping pedophiles, a core belief of QAnon supporters. OMG!!!https://t.co/mY1noBuDrW

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) May 27, 2021

This is exactly how dangerous right wing media is to democracy https://t.co/D6EKjFal2E

— Chris Cillizza (@ChrisCillizza) May 27, 2021

This chart is terrifying https://t.co/Tg3zMtUuBY pic.twitter.com/iO1ZcwCsEI

— Chris Cillizza (@ChrisCillizza) May 27, 2021

Nearly 1-in-5 Americans believe QAnon conspiracies, according to a new survey released by PRRI-IYFC.⁠ @chucktodd: "Based on these numbers, QAnon isn't just a conspiracy, it's a constituency. And it's largely concentrated inside the Republican Party."⁠ https://t.co/RfLwCEqDPJ

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) May 27, 2021

New poll on QAnon beliefs: 23 percent of Republicans polled say the government, media, and finance are "controlled by a group of Satan-worshipping pedophiles." https://t.co/apqwkymDuH

— Will Sommer (@willsommer) May 27, 2021

Followers of the pro-Trump conspiracy theory QAnon believe Hollywood and Democratic elites take a psychedelic drug called Adrenochrome harvested from the fear of children.https://t.co/mzxzr3Yr3R

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 18, 2021

A few months ago Lin Wood threatened to sue Reuters if we called him a QAnon influencer in a story https://t.co/NWtU0RY9Pc

— Jan Wolfe (@JanNWolfe) April 17, 2021

"Passion of the Christ" star hawks unhinged QAnon adrenochrome conspiracy theory https://t.co/KEqtiLhBfr

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 17, 2021

Worth your time from @ckmarie. GOP @RepMeijer hits the nail on the head:

“When we say QAnon, you have the sort of extreme forms, but you also just have this softer, gradual undermining of any shared, collective sense of truth.”https://t.co/uoS7GUZ2Cb

— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) April 10, 2021

Q isn’t the most interesting thing about QAnon. https://t.co/ShCknunfPW

— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) April 8, 2021

UPDATE: Seven of the QAnon show YouTube channels mentioned in my report have now been removed, with at least some being explicitly "terminated for violating YouTube's Community Guidelines." Another channel's ban evasion videos have also been removed. https://t.co/iTx1QNITKQ

— Alex Kaplan (@AlKapDC) April 8, 2021

Very impressed by @derek_j_rob’s analysis @politico of #QIntoTheStorm.

He also describes Ron as “simply wearing a diaper in public.”

Lol.
https://t.co/Gcn2wenwkZ

— Cullen (@CullenHoback) April 18, 2021

Actor Jim Caviezel appeared at a right-wing COVID conspiracy theorist conference yesterday and promoted the QAnon blood-harvesting conspiracy theory (https://t.co/9RgU0ORDVI) about "the adrenochroming of children." (clip 1/2) pic.twitter.com/JZWxpFbjFY

— Eric Hananoki (@ehananoki) April 17, 2021

New NBC News reporting by @carolelee unveils secret, extremist and racist Facebook groups consisting of "elite & lethally trained members of U.S. military” spreading misinformation. @annaschecter contributed to this reporting. She joins me 8aET. #velshi https://t.co/mWAMs4q1IJ

— Ali Velshi (@AliVelshi) April 18, 2021

This is a well reported, terrifying article: How QAnon Conspiracy Theorists Are Winning Local Elections | Time https://t.co/fMVN4BCebU

— Katie Couric (@katiecouric) April 17, 2021

QAnon Is Freaking Out Over Ivanka Trump’s COVID Vaccine Photo, writes @daithaigilbert https://t.co/ZlpGm6qAO7

— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) April 16, 2021

And if you’re going to tell me that QAnon is just provably a refashioning of antisemitic conspiracy theories in order to aid Republicans in accepting fascistic and violent actions to prevent a loss of power, well, I guess I’ll have to listen.https://t.co/HWqaXS0wui

— Jared Yates Sexton (@JYSexton) April 17, 2021

This morning @julianfeeld was on CNN explaining the March 4th “19th president” theory and why QAnon followers believe it. https://t.co/k6qIGvfdL2

— QAA Podcast (@QanonAnonymous) February 10, 2021

And they’re back… because they simply cannot and will not accept reality. Their refusal to admit this is all a hoax speaks volumes about the cult mentality of QAnon. It’s dangerous and damaging to our democracy. https://t.co/9fYbDQ7bw6

— Adam Kinzinger (@RepKinzinger) February 18, 2021

Trump Hotel in DC doubles rates for March 4, historic Inauguration date on which QAnon supporters suggest Trump could still be inaugurated. National Guard remaining in DC until March 14, due to chatter about this date: US defense official.

— Jennifer Griffin (@JenGriffinFNC) February 17, 2021

Like I said-@kayleighmcenany You know exactly what you’re doing…https://t.co/51bJMyEAJR

— Olivia of Troye (@OliviaTroye) February 17, 2021

QAnon is scary, but the actual % of QAnon believers is below 10%. For comparison, it's less than the % who falsely think we faked the moon landing. (The % who falsely think Obama was born outside the U.S. was also higher at 10%-20%) https://t.co/Kyb5INCgof

— (((Harry Enten))) (@ForecasterEnten) February 7, 2021

QAnon believers are looking for a new prophecy, and it looks like this is the one – Biden will be removed from office by the military intelligence operators who ran Q, and Trump will be re-installed. This is a can that can be kicked down the road for YEARS. https://t.co/7CAVKMEn8A

— Mike Rothschild (@rothschildmd) February 12, 2021

NEW: I talked to nine children of QAnon believers, who described to me the heartbreaking process of trying to deradicalize your own mom & dad.

"I don't know what to do,” one teen said. “I feel like I've lost my parents.” https://t.co/GB05L7C1qZ

— Jesselyn Cook (@JessReports) February 11, 2021

And that many more believe in parts of Q without realizing it. Like the man who told me 1/6 that he wasn't into Q, but there would be military tribunals of Democrats and that Trump 'has been appointed from above.' https://t.co/DzpPXNnEjO

— Elle Reeve (@elspethreeve) February 11, 2021

New: Two women tell us how their parents began following QAnon and how it is tearing their families apart. https://t.co/uxqUYzLAoy pic.twitter.com/kCBoHdpvHL

— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) February 11, 2021

One in six people in the United States who have heard of QAnon say the ideas of QAnon are "certainly" or "probably" true via new CBS/YouGov poll out today.

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) February 9, 2021

Meet the Minnesota mom fighting QAnon conspiracies one Instagram story at a timehttps://t.co/dRNezoY6ja

— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) February 9, 2021

Qanon loons now think that Trump is going to be inaugurated on March 4 in DC … so Trump's DC hotel is jacking up rates on that date. Too perfect. https://t.co/PN2dQmrV4E

— David Roberts (@drvolts) February 8, 2021

"For months, Emily has been married to a ghost."

Keep reading… https://t.co/1YUFwkFfhr

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) February 19, 2021

wonder why that might be 🤔🤔🤔 https://t.co/zGvALHxOkx

— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) February 8, 2021

The QAnon-ifaction of the GOP is not about class or education, says @OsitaNwanevu.

"Millions of reasonably intelligent voters…believe or claim to believe anything that furthers the objective of keeping conservatives in control of this country forever."https://t.co/byPnOOHoCj

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) February 7, 2021

Perspective: The QAnon movement got to Congress. It has no idea what to do next. https://t.co/WGvaXvMSN6

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) February 6, 2021

this is good https://t.co/FE8nLTharw

— Charlie Warzel (@cwarzel) February 6, 2021

https://t.co/orMIooU8A7 pic.twitter.com/qKI77bXfv1

— Michelle Goldberg (@michelleinbklyn) February 5, 2021

Well, that is a thread https://t.co/bcvAH4eofw

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) February 5, 2021

This seems… bad. https://t.co/o1QKGQeVRv pic.twitter.com/EC9xHmhXdO

— Matt Bors (@MattBors) February 5, 2021

This is not just cowardice it’s actually enabling. Also verbatim what Trump said when confronted with the same question. https://t.co/dhXZIpfyU9

— Valdivia (@TheCorollary) February 4, 2021

QAnon conspiracy theorist and supposed "prophet" Johnny Enlow says the game-sealing interception by Devin White of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Super Bowl was a prophetic sign that Trump will return to the White House … because White wears #45. https://t.co/EorAujssqY pic.twitter.com/KrZ53qkrU4

— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) February 8, 2021