Trump is interested in a temporary cut to payroll taxes that support Social Security and Medicare. I am concerned that Republicans would use the reduced solvency of the programs as an excuse to cut benefits. Every problem cannot be solved with a tax cut!
Trump's radical plan to waive payroll tax would punch a hole in Social Security and Medicare budgets https://t.co/vobYq2dirB pic.twitter.com/y1lBdyYwvQ
— Reuters (@Reuters) March 11, 2020
BREAKING: Some Senate Republicans express openness to quickly passing House Dems coronavirus bill, depending on what is in the final passage. Momentum has moved away from Trump payroll tax push and toward focus on paid family leave. https://t.co/OSE1sgsALH
— Damian Paletta (@damianpaletta) March 11, 2020
Trump says he’s going to propose a payroll tax cut to help hourly workers deal with coronavirus. So, they’ll pay a smaller % of taxes on the $0 they’ll earn when they’re out sick? Trump has zero idea how real jobs work because he’s never done one.
— Bette Midler (@BetteMidler) March 10, 2020
JUST IN: Trump pitched 0% payroll tax rate for the rest of this year, White House officials say.https://t.co/GB6rQdyANL
— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) March 10, 2020
Michael Strain and Jason Furman agree: Don’t cut the payroll tax. Just send people money https://t.co/T1cfzqR3hp
— David Wessel (@davidmwessel) March 11, 2020
Trump's move to halt the payroll tax is to starve Social Security and Medicare (which payroll taxes fund) to move forward his agenda to cut Social Security and Medicare.
— Cheri Jacobus (@CheriJacobus) March 11, 2020
As a negotiator on Obama/Biden payroll tax cut, I want to second @jasonfurman @paulkrugman The 2011-2012 payroll tax cut was positive because this $240 billion in additional stimulus was best we could get w/GOP House resistance – NOT because it was the best or most fair design.
— Gene Sperling (@genebsperling) March 10, 2020
Scoop: Trump told Republican senators in private lunch that he wants a payroll tax holiday *through the November election,* sources tell me. He doesn’t want taxes to go back up before voters decide whether to return him to office. Story out soon.
— Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) March 10, 2020
Two-thirds of Trump’s payroll tax cut would go to the richest 20% of Americans, with the poorest 40% getting only 6% of the benefit, writes columnist @hiltzikm. https://t.co/SzrWKZyD5e
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) March 18, 2020
Four Pinocchios –> Trump’s bogus effort to blame Obama for sluggish coronavirus testing https://t.co/CB8hx3W3hu
— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) March 6, 2020
FACT CHECK: Pres. Trump is falsely blaming the Obama administration for the slow rollout of U.S. tests for the new coronavirus—ignoring his administration’s own fumbles in responding to the health crisis and mischaracterizing Obama-era policies. https://t.co/gQfUsXAEWM
— ABC News (@ABC) March 7, 2020
Charlie Kirk and Rudy Giuliani received nearly 40,000 combined retweets since yesterday pushing a false claim about Obama and H1N1 in response to the coronavirus (with Giuliani taking the claim from Kirk). The false claim has already been debunked by multiple fact checkers. pic.twitter.com/2YqZ0RCjN8
— Alex Kaplan (@AlKapDC) March 10, 2020
Asked why the US has been slow in testing, Trump says "no," the US has done a "very good job" with testing, then repeats a vaguer version of his false claim that something done by the Obama administration slowed things down.
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) March 10, 2020
Trump again falsely blames the Obama administration for the CDC's coronavirus test kit shortage.
— Geoff Bennett (@GeoffRBennett) March 10, 2020
The CDC was slow out of the gate because it developed and deployed it own tests, which didn't work. https://t.co/3dlOVHsMe9
Obama actually declared a national emergency after only 20 cases were detected. Then he poured $ into testing and treatment for Swine flu.
— Dr. Robert Fortuna (@psychdr100) March 10, 2020
The latest far-right defense of Trump's botched COVID-19 response is a lie about Obama and H1N1 https://t.co/bKKHPu8GZw
“Experts on lab testing said they were unaware of any Obama-era rule that would have hindered the administration from authorizing lab-developed tests for the coronavirus in an emergency.“- https://t.co/19lmkk5qbK
— George Conway (@gtconway3d) March 5, 2020
Trump blames his administration's failure to conduct testing for the coronavirus (less than 500 tests as of last Friday) on OBAMA.
— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) March 4, 2020
This is not a joke. https://t.co/Qbu9Gc3RsN
People will get sick because they are listening to Trump’s lies and Fox News. They are trying to downplay the virus because they think it could hurt Trump’s re-election. They care about that more than public health. Democrats, who have not been brainwashed, take it seriously.
Trump doesn’t want to hear bad news so his flunkies don’t tell him. I was an analyst for the federal government for 28 years and I found that executives appreciated it when you were honest and told them bad news.
1) This gave them a chance to react and respond promptly to the problem.
2) They were better off hearing it from you instead of someone outside of their organization.
If the only way Trump gets the truth is from media reports, his staff is not doing him any favors.
Hannity attacks “Benny boy” @benyt on his show. Smith wrote a damning piece published Sunday on the failures at Fox that set the conditions which allowed for the network’s top hosts to mislead viewers about the seriousness of the coronavirus.
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) March 25, 2020
Rupert Murdoch’s network spent seven weeks defending Donald Trump’s constant lies that COVID-19 wasn’t going to hit us like a viral tsunami.
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) March 21, 2020
Never forget that.
"They're claiming we called the coronavirus a hoax. That is a complete and total lie." pic.twitter.com/g6kpXsH0Wn
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) March 24, 2020
"Two polls released this week show the troubling effects that weeks of dismissive and conspiratorial coverage of the novel coronavirus from Fox News and other right-wing media outlets and personalities had on the American public," @oliverdarcy reports https://t.co/TnxaxA1ojC
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) March 18, 2020
Fox’s coronavirus coverage was a low point in the network’s shameful history. It should never live it down.https://t.co/GDrgYut5HU
— Matthew Gertz (@MattGertz) March 18, 2020
88 percent of Republicans said they trust the president as a source of information on the coronavirus. Yes, that’s been very bad. https://t.co/WkArmDHtTr
— Slate (@Slate) March 17, 2020
—@costareports writes that the American right has morphed into "a grievance coalition highly skeptical of government, science, the news and federal warnings." Costa adds, "Their conspiratorial unrest is particularly acute within right-wing media." https://t.co/P5Z2wUCxOX
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) March 17, 2020
Anonymous Fox producer: As the virus spreads, "the attempt to deflect and blame the media and Democrats from Trish Regan, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Lou Dobbs, Jesse Watters, and Greg Gutfeld… is really irresponsible and hazardous to our viewers" https://t.co/Cl1QPoMc2s
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) March 13, 2020
https://twitter.com/pbump/status/1238907864153903109?s=21
Fox News hosts have actively downplayed the severity of the virus, accusing Democrats and the media of pushing a hoax to hurt Trump. But the leaders of the company are taking the outbreak seriously. https://t.co/DgalMlW4q1 In other words, they know they're putting people at risk.
— Jay Rosen (@jayrosen_nyu) March 13, 2020
We've been afraid for years about what the GOP, Fox News war on science could mean
— Will Bunch 🆘 (@Will_Bunch) March 15, 2020
Now, coronavirus and its highest death rate targets the denial of FNC's older audience
If a loved one is addicted to Fox, please try to give them the facts
My new column https://t.co/WdWLgzHeRy
Endangering your family and community to own the libs https://t.co/TVUymudTTN pic.twitter.com/4iZ6B1hEnY
— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) March 15, 2020
On Fox & Friends, Jerry Falwell Jr claims people are "overreacting" to coronavirus, the national response is "their next attempt to get Trump," and the virus itself is a North Korean bioweapon. pic.twitter.com/2JPuNBW7C3
— Bobby Lewis (@revrrlewis) March 13, 2020
Fox News is risking its own viewers’ lives. https://t.co/B9XXibBHne
— Slate (@Slate) March 13, 2020
Some of Fox's coverage has been straightforward, but a significant amount has "been aimed toward framing the response to coronavirus as unwarranted hysteria" 👇 https://t.co/SidIuTR2ug
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) March 12, 2020
Devastating. They will study this in the future as an example of how not to communicate with the public about a global health crisis. https://t.co/yW3SGBo5VP
— Susan Glasser (@sbg1) March 12, 2020
NEW YAHOO NEWS/YOUGOV POLL: Republicans largely dismiss the threat of coronavirus by wide margin https://t.co/olVnJkDIXL pic.twitter.com/gIn5DUUd3C
— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) March 12, 2020
Not at all surprising and has little to do with media. Reality is cracking their walls and further disorienting them, intensifying a misplaced frenzy. https://t.co/E8D312gMcG
— david maraniss (@davidmaraniss) March 12, 2020
Rupert Murdoch could save lives by forcing Fox News to tell the truth about coronavirus — right now. https://t.co/lzGYlFKa0R
— Margaret Sullivan (@Sulliview) March 11, 2020
Democrats are significantly likelier to wash their hands more often now than Republicans, 63% to 48%, perhaps a reflection of faith in Trump that everything will be all right and the coronavirus will just go away. @SusanPage @JoelShannon91 https://t.co/D4uUXF5GKl
— Peter Baker (@peterbakernyt) March 13, 2020
Ainsley Earhardt: "It's actually the safest time to fly. Everyone I know that's flying right now, terminals are pretty much dead." (It is not the safest time to fly.) pic.twitter.com/a3BnajAbj5
— Bobby Lewis (@revrrlewis) March 13, 2020
Truly deranged, InfoWars level stuff from The Federalist. pic.twitter.com/FzBTldunsg
— andrew kaczynski🤔 (@KFILE) March 13, 2020
Endangering your family and community to own the libs https://t.co/TVUymudTTN pic.twitter.com/4iZ6B1hEnY
— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) March 15, 2020
three days before Fox acted, President Trump sent Regan’s commentary and a defense of its content to his 73-million Twitter followers https://t.co/OVTPYlDMFA
— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) March 15, 2020
This secret recording of @SenatorBurr suggests some in the GOP fully grasped how serious COVID 19 would be, but refused to say so publicly — putting American lives at risk to maintain allegiance to the Trump WH: https://t.co/QJJT2manDT
— Alex Wagner (@alexwagner) March 19, 2020
Republicans try to limit the power of governors when Democrats are elected. Biden is wrong. You can’t work with these people.
Kentucky Republicans have been so furious a Democrat deigned to win the governorship last year, they've been doing everything they can to strip Andy Beshear of his powers. Their latest effort: a bill to take away his ability to issue executive orders https://t.co/IIwaSYka5n
— David Nir (@DavidNir) March 7, 2020
This is happening in state after state–GOP stripping powers from Democratic elected officials. It has the effect of nullifying voter chioices. (Kentucky has a Dem governor but GOP controls both houses of the legislature and a veto can be overridden with a simple majority.) https://t.co/47Vr2HfWnf
— Perry Bacon Jr. (@perrybaconjr) February 21, 2020
Twitter at its best!
David Crosby Will Rate Your Joint #DavidCrosby @thedavidcrosby #Marijuana https://t.co/30kU8CcVbT via @RollingStone
— Tracy C (@TheTraceC) March 17, 2020
Poor …looks like a snake who swallowed a bowling ball https://t.co/pzI0z2pA6M
— David Crosby (@thedavidcrosby) March 5, 2020
“John Hardy” is an American folk song that, like many others, is based on a true story. The song has been recorded many times since the 1920s. I like the alt-country version by Uncle Tupelo. It’s loud, stripped-down and fast.
Remembering Doc Watson, born on this day in 1923 in Deep Gap, North Carolina. Here he is playing “John Hardy” with Earl Scruggs, his sons Randy and Steve, and Doc’s son Merle in 1972. pic.twitter.com/xXnyt9K4JV
— Dust-to-Digital (@dusttodigital) March 3, 2020
Trump is trying to influence the results of the Democratic primaries. When Biden had an early lead, he tried to get Ukraine to investigate the Bidens. Now, he is trying to sow dissension among the Democrats by claiming Sanders is getting ripped off. He has done these because he would rather face Sanders than Biden. Also, Russia is promoting Sanders and sowing dissension.
Prior presidents have never meddled in the opposing primaries like this as far as I recall (which is back to 1960). Trump should shut up until the Democrats pick his opponent for the general election.
The media is helping Trump by spreading his garbage. This is unacceptable and shows they learned nothing from 2016. Once again, they are helping Trump.
“Mr. Trump has continued to see himself as able to determine the outcome of the Democratic primary contest, aides said, despite all evidence to the contrary,” @maggieNYT & @anniekarni write https://t.co/F7jttfYFET
— Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) April 30, 2020
Trump constantly accuses foes of faults that he himself has elevated to truly glaring extremes. Absurdly, Trump is now attacking Joe Biden as mentally unfit for the presidency.
— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) March 3, 2020
This could exploit a serious institutional failing on the media's part:https://t.co/THuEIsQcO2 pic.twitter.com/NFI8Ofcxsr
Trump tends to attack Bloomberg and Biden via tweet, attacking Bloomberg’s climate agenda in this message. But he makes no mention of Sanders, whose plan to eliminate fossil fuel production in the US is far more sweeping. https://t.co/rOp1Yhbbxo
— Juliet Eilperin (@eilperin) March 3, 2020
The media doesn’t always point out that his comments are lies or misleading.
This is similar
Headline choices can be easy to Monday morning quarterback, but this is a great example of how we all need to up our game – and make sure accuracy is not eclipsed by the ideal of objectivity – all typically well expressed by @AdamSerwer https://t.co/FZS61dHI7g
— John Avlon (@JohnAvlon) March 31, 2020
Or, "Republicans Insist on a Heavily Criticized Plan That, Critics Say, Rewards Corporations at the Expense of Workers, Blocking Passage of Stimulus Package; Democrats Continue to Negotiate." C'mon @nytimes. https://t.co/tSSIfxTU5c
— Lawrence Glickman (@LarryGlickman) March 23, 2020
omg these are such incredibly irresponsible headlines. Trumps views don’t “contrast” with health officials. They are outright wrong and misleading! This pathological habit of continuing to present Trumps dishonesty and ignorance as an equal counterpart to truth is so dangerous https://t.co/tkKbWjTxc2
— Daniel Gilmore (@gilmored85) February 26, 2020
I just don’t get what the NYT is doing. The headline adopts Trump’s pejorative conspiracy term for our independent civil service and the subhead describes a norm breaking and unlawful abuse of power as “determination.” I mean seriously what is this @deanbaquet? pic.twitter.com/htk11vcW7s
— Ian Bassin (@ianbassin) February 12, 2020
Headlines, in print and on screens, provide a snapshot of news delivered to a fractured nation. My column (with a first-time-for-me dateline of Rensselaer, NY) https://t.co/WOChwrfMKt
— Margaret Sullivan (@Sulliview) December 11, 2019
What Trump said isn’t accurate and instead of point that out, @AP prints his willfully incorrect statements here without context as if they’re accurate. This is irresponsible to the max. Have news organizations truly learned nothing? https://t.co/wwZA9sVOnp
— Daniel Gilmore (@gilmored85) February 27, 2020
I feel like “Trump Assigns Pence Coronavirus Response” or “Trump Open to Larger Supplemental,” while technically accurate, serve to mislead readers who didn’t see the tour de force of insanity that was that press conference. Journalists: It’s ok to describe things accurately.
— Brian Schatz (@brianschatz) February 27, 2020
Wow! That headline was so bad it makes my head hurt. https://t.co/zj8UCWZ3ri
— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) February 28, 2020
These @nytimes headlines are simply nuts. The effect is to just launder bad faith right wing propaganda. pic.twitter.com/0AY7y0Redy
— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) February 29, 2020
I’m not sure outlets should even be elevating the misinformation from Trump admin on coronavirus. What’s the value of a headline like this? We’re always criticizing outlets for posting what Trump says as a headline w/o clarification but it’s gonna be more of a prob w pandemic https://t.co/gNAGiXBI5c
— Bree Newsome Bass (@BreeNewsome) February 28, 2020
If you want to know why Trump tells lies, this is why …
— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) March 5, 2020
… sometimes if you say something untrue you can get a headline, a dek, and a two-paragraph lede repeating your lie only to have it debunked further down. pic.twitter.com/MZyb4MnuIC
Still marveling over yesterday's example of the New York Times amplifying his lying, deflection and misinformation because, you know, he's the president and all. pic.twitter.com/QAFPPcD6Tu
— Jay Rosen (@jayrosen_nyu) March 6, 2020
Folks, this is going to become a major deal. Headlines will say: "Trump questions Biden's mental fitness for presidency," totally uncritically, with zero context illustrating the deep absurdity of this.
— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) March 6, 2020
This is made possible by the utter failure to reckon with Trump's unfitness. https://t.co/uWAmk2gG2z
Which would be unmitigated bullshit, but the @nytimes cannot help itself, so they frequently give you the President’s pov on every story.
— Soledad O'Brien (@soledadobrien) March 13, 2020
Please stop sucking. https://t.co/uGJOpI33F3
This is not nearly enough pushback for a flatly INSANE AND WRONG Trump assertion. This is nowhere close to true! https://t.co/7qRUDwtYhB pic.twitter.com/k3DFJBvOwa
— Dan Froomkin/PressWatchers.org (@froomkin) March 30, 2020
Trump is doing permanent damage to the world by doing nothing about climate change. Sad!
Bill McKibben wrote the first article about climate change to appear in the New York Review.
— The New York Review of Books (@nybooks) February 25, 2020
It was 1988. https://t.co/eLti7dGkFf
Climate change could turn into a "catastrophic" threat to national and global security in the coming decades, a new report warns. https://t.co/7zQgliGaH7
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) February 24, 2020
From afterthought to emergency: Climate change has become a top issue for Democrats in primary states via @brady_dennis https://t.co/DHzqm5s528
— Lisa Rein (@Reinlwapo) February 24, 2020
Under pressure from Europe to address the economic threat of climate change, the U.S. agreed to include a climate reference in a G20 statement. It appears on the third page of the document at the bottom of a long list of potential economic risks.https://t.co/74sPVyRWs9
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 23, 2020
It's hard enough just dealing with oil companies–but it turns out a quarter of climate denial nonsense online is coming from bots.https://t.co/5yL1A4Gf86
— Bill McKibben (@billmckibben) February 21, 2020
Climate is the clear number-two issue—second only to health care—for Democrats who live in one of the upcoming primary or caucus states, according to a new poll. @yayitsrob reports: https://t.co/42cbLPeVjN
— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) February 23, 2020
The Antarctic Peninsula has warmed 37 degrees in 50 years with a 600% loss of ice.
— Jamie Schler (@lifesafeast) February 22, 2020
😢 #ClimateEmergency https://t.co/4mXB1g40HY
The Colorado River — which provides water to more than 40 million people from Denver to Los Angeles — has seen its flow dwindle by 20 percent compared to the last century, and scientists have found that climate change is mainly to blame https://t.co/vXGsTPR4sm
— CNN (@CNN) February 22, 2020
Colorado River basin is drying up in "potentially catastrophic" impact of climate change https://t.co/EweXNike20
— Newsweek (@Newsweek) February 22, 2020
A study of storm risks to Baltimore as sea levels rise and climate changes — and how to defend lives and property against them — is on hold indefinitely. The Trump administration is no longer funding it, or many similar projects around the country. https://t.co/Bap1BR1ecT
— Scott Dance ☀️ (@ssdance) February 26, 2020
“The Trump administration wants to control all dealings concerning fossil fuels, even though the fossil fuels are harming the youth of America.”https://t.co/TCNOlwOtXp
— Democratic Coalition (@TheDemCoalition) February 26, 2020
climate change doesn’t care if your prime minister or president believes in it or not. https://t.co/zgK096HftP
— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) February 27, 2020
The share of Democrats saying addressing climate change should be a top priority has increased a lot in recent years (22 percentage points since 2016), while for Republicans, there has been no significant change. https://t.co/KOL8t3Nxah
— Brian Kennedy (@briantkennedy) February 28, 2020
This is dangerous and unacceptable. Big Oil's climate misinformation playbook is at work in our government. California is facing a water crisis and our policies must be informed with science fact, not fiction. https://t.co/7Goxp5Mcxz
— Kamala Harris (@SenKamalaHarris) March 3, 2020
It's your weekly NYT Climate FWD: newsletter, with items on Biden v. Sanders on climate change, and the global "air pollution pandemic." Why not subscribe? https://t.co/QKGstNiAvx
— NYT Climate (@nytclimate) March 4, 2020
These folks are dangerous!
Currently, a hashtag about Obama is trending nationally on Twitter. According to hoaxy, some of the biggest amplifiers currently of the hashtag are QAnon accounts. pic.twitter.com/0LpTevSKJQ
— Alex Kaplan (@AlKapDC) May 10, 2020
Trump is retweeting QAnon nutjobs this morning pic.twitter.com/q2m28E6WBb
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) May 10, 2020
For a guy who has had five kids with three wives, you'd think he'd be busy on Mothers Day. https://t.co/xkTVEKQ8a6
— stuart stevens (@stuartpstevens) May 10, 2020
Oprah Winfrey denied an absurd conspiracy theory that she had been arrested for sex trafficking after a raid on a home she purportedly owns in Boca Ratonhttps://t.co/ItE95o2uPT
— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) March 18, 2020
QAnon followers are enthused about the prospect of COVID-19 spreading in the U.S. being used as a pretext for martial law. pic.twitter.com/QKVzamSmob
— Travis View (@travis_view) February 25, 2020
Donald Trump retweeted Praying Medic (aka Dave Hayes), a highly prominent QAnon promoter.
— Travis View (@travis_view) February 22, 2020
Praying Medic has previously claimed sometimes he gets messages for Q and his team from God.
He likened himself to a mailman who delivers messages for the God of the universe. To Q. pic.twitter.com/TmqDi0lBMW
Well over a year ago, I posted a long thread of QAnon believers complaining about the lack of progress in mass arrests and purges. They're still waiting, still complaining, and still believing. https://t.co/Q8h5suUGVX
— Mike Rothschild, Perfumed Prince of the Illuminati (@rothschildmd) February 16, 2020
This QAnon meetup in Phoenix looks a lot less fun than the one in VA over wine and jalapeno poppers. https://t.co/lREXhad73S
— Mike Rothschild, Perfumed Prince of the Illuminati (@rothschildmd) February 16, 2020
It has LONG been an article of faith on the QAnon/loon conspiracy front that Andy McCabe was going down hard.
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) February 14, 2020
Almost 900 mentions of him at Gateway Pundit lololhttps://t.co/clfgF4dyBc
Modern conservatism is such a toxic fucking cult https://t.co/Kp7kPXzCRX
— Daniel Gilmore (@gilmored85) February 12, 2020
Trump also retweeted a QAnon account this morning pic.twitter.com/EZVscAgDyz
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) December 19, 2019
Trump-loving QAnon conspiracy theorist Ann Vandersteel speculates that the coronavirus may be a British/deep state plot to destabilize global markets in order to prevent Trump's reelection. https://t.co/V9vo3vdfFe pic.twitter.com/HIpYO2SikR
— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) February 25, 2020
Over the last several months, I've been going to MAGA and QAnon rallies to get a sense of what IRL Q people actually believe, how their beliefs have morphed over time, and how what they think even differs within their own community. https://t.co/ZEVOqgNAen
— Ali Breland (@alibreland) February 26, 2020
Qanon accounts already spreading the false flag conspiracy about the molson coors shooting. @TwitterSafety are you just going to ignore this? pic.twitter.com/ZMnObLdbWl
— Josh Russell (@josh_emerson) February 26, 2020
And there it is: 𝟑𝟎 current or former 2020 congressional candidates who have endorsed or given credence to QAnon. The newest addition, from Florida, said in a YouTube video that she attended a QAnon rally & has "been following Q since the beginning."https://t.co/yM8gPNJOhq pic.twitter.com/ajBG0kvGG3
— Alex Kaplan (@AlKapDC) February 28, 2020
Florida living up to its reputation as the QAnon epicenter. https://t.co/Fth1JeyD13
— Travis View (@travis_view) February 28, 2020
Two intellectual giants of the QAnon world go toe to toe on the question of "JFK Jr. lives."
— Travis View (@travis_view) February 28, 2020
"Inevitable_ET" is agnostic on whether JFK Jr. is alive. While "Julian's Rum" takes a firmer stance: "He's definitely dead."
Clearly, this is a dispute that won't be settled today. pic.twitter.com/aGa0HGkgA7
Some QAnon people are sticking with the "Coronavirus is part of the plan" theory. This ALL CAPS version of the fantasy is popular.
— Travis View (@travis_view) March 14, 2020
Maybe after the pandemic is over we'll be able to convince them that "the plan" was fulfilled so there's no reason to keep "decoding" Trump's typos. pic.twitter.com/f4mtxgaAJV
Aaaand of course this is Q nonsense https://t.co/srBERPCvw4
— Robert Maguire @ #NICAR20 (@RobertMaguire_) March 8, 2020
Some QAnon followers would only take a hypothetical coronavirus vaccine if it was endorsed by Trump or Q.
— Travis View (@travis_view) March 18, 2020
Imagine taking medical advice from an anon on an imageboard that was shut down because it was popular with mass shooters. pic.twitter.com/TMB4tYzVwR
The QAnon community seems especially agitated today. My detractors are more peeved than usual. pic.twitter.com/9LeWrTt4vf
— Travis View (@travis_view) April 7, 2020
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