CPAC showcases resonance of Trump’s attacks on the 2020 election

Throughout the conference, a 59-year-old Massachusetts man named Robert Antonellis wandered the halls with a satchel full of laminated maps and diagrams that laid out a vast and incomprehensible conspiracy theory involving Biden, Martin Luther King Jr., the Illuminati, Satan and the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States. He passed out cards that promised Trump could return to the White House as early as this month — a process he said would be put in motion by revealing “the horror show” of the Democratic Party, electing a conservative House speaker, swapping the speaker with Trump and then impeaching and removing Biden.