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By Christopher Cole (October 19, 2021, 6:53 PM EDT) — Conservative activists cannot pursue legal claims that Google and subsidiary YouTube trampled their First Amendment rights by taking down QAnon-related videos, since the online firms are private companies, a California federal judge ruled …
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By Jonathan J. Cooper | AP, PHOENIX — Ron Watkins, one of the most prominent figures in the QAnon conspiracy movement, said Monday he is running for Congress in Arizona because the state is at the forefront of the fight by many Republicans over the 2020 election results. Watkins, a prominent …
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Ron Watkins, a prolific promoter of false conspiracies about the 2020 election who is closely tied to the QAnon movement, says he is running for Congress as a Republican in Arizona. Watkins has a large and fervent following among Donald Trump supporters who believe the former president’s false …
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Welcome back to 10 Things in Politics. Sign up here to receive this newsletter. Plus, download Insider’s app for news on the go — click here for iOS and here for Android. Send tips to bgriffiths@insider.com. Here’s what we’re talking about: With Phil Rosen. Valerie Chiang for Insider 1. THE HISTORY …
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It was the afternoon of 4 July 2020, and Melissa Rein Lively’s video was about to go viral. A PR executive in Arizona, she already had the appearance of a person for whom a viral video was part of the plan, but with the super-groomed blondeness better suited to a branded beauty tutorial than a clip …
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.tnt-restrict-img-67189d25-8cd6-5aea-aebe-b5fcf4b9fcf2 { max-width: 512px; } FILE – In this Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, file photo, voters stand in line outside a polling station, on Election Day in Mesa, Ariz. Ron Watkins, a prolific promoter of false conspiracies about the 2020 election who is closely …
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Issued on: 15/10/2021 – 21:20Modified: 15/10/2021 – 21:18 Advertising Read more Washington (AFP) A website administrator that many consider to be behind the QAnon conspiracy movement that fired up supporters of Donald Trump has announced he will run for a Republican seat in Congress. Ron Watkins …
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Ron Watkins, the man whose bulletin board sites hosted the postings that launched the conspiracy theory QAnon — and who some pegged as the author of the cryptic writings — announced that he was running for Congress in Arizona. Watkins, in a video posted online Thursday night, said he was aiming to …
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Ron Watkins, long-suspected of being “Q”, the mysterious figure behind the QAnon conspiracy theory and one of the leading purveyors of the “Big Lie” that the 2020 election was stolen from President Trump, announced his candidacy for Congress in Arizona this week. In a video posted to the social …
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BuzzFeed News; Getty Images It was early June and “Penny Farthing” had finally had enough. “I’ve been a faithful reader of this site since like 2008 but I have just about had enough of the QAnon garbage that gets posted lately. The very first post I read here was about Gary Busey trying to use gold …
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