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Why QAnon supporters are winning congressional primaries
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Archived 6 years ago from The Washington Post
Why QAnon supporters are winning congressional primaries

So what’s up with two congressional candidates who have embraced this relatively new conspiracy theory winning their primaries in 2020? One even has a good shot of going to Congress. In May, Jo Rae Perkins won a Republican Senate primary in Oregon after saying she supports the conspiracy theory. …

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A QAnon Follower May Win This U.S. Congressional Seat
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Archived 6 years ago from Forbes
A QAnon Follower May Win This U.S. Congressional Seat

TOPLINE A follower of the online right-wing QAnon conspiracy theory appears to have a straightforward path to winning a U.S. Congressional seat from a district in Georgia, setting the stage for what could be the first open supporter of the “deep state” conspiracy theory taking a seat in the U.S. …

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How QAnon conspiracy theory became an ‘acceptable’ option in marketplace of ideas — and more lessons on fake news
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Archived 6 years ago from The Washington Post
How QAnon conspiracy theory became an ‘acceptable’ option in marketplace of ideas — and more lessons on fake news

The material comes from the project’s newsletter, the Sift, which takes the most recent viral rumors, conspiracy theories, hoaxes and journalistic ethics issues and turns them into timely lessons with discussion prompts and links. The Sift, which is published weekly during the school year, has more …

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The Prophecies of Q
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Archived 6 years ago from The Atlantic
The Prophecies of Q

Link Copied If you were an adherent, no one would be able to tell. You would look like any other American. You could be a mother, picking leftovers off your toddler’s plate. You could be the young man in headphones across the street. You could be a bookkeeper, a dentist, a grandmother icing …

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The Atlantic Daily: QAnon Is a New American Religion
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Archived 6 years ago from The Atlantic
The Atlantic Daily: QAnon Is a New American Religion

Every weekday evening, our editors guide you through the biggest stories of the day, help you discover new ideas, and surprise you with moments of delight. Subscribe to get this delivered to your inbox. Illustrations: Arsh Raziuddin; animation: Vishakha Darbh To believe in QAnon is to believe, …

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QAnon Is More Important Than You Think
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Archived 6 years ago from The Atlantic
QAnon Is More Important Than You Think

Link Copied If you were an adherent, no one would be able to tell. You would look like any other American. You could be a mother, picking leftovers off your toddler’s plate. You could be the young man in headphones across the street. You could be a bookkeeper, a dentist, a grandmother icing …

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Facebook removes accounts linked to QAnon conspiracy theory
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Archived 6 years ago from Associated Press
Facebook removes accounts linked to QAnon conspiracy theory

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Facebook says it has removed several groups, accounts and pages linked to QAnon, taking action for the first time against the far-right U.S. conspiracy theory circulated among supporters of President Donald Trump. The social-media giant made the announcement Tuesday as part …

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Most Americans say they haven’t heard of QAnon
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Archived 6 years ago from Pew Research Center
Most Americans say they haven’t heard of QAnon

A person holds up a sign about QAnon at a political rally in Ohio in 2018. (Scott Olson/Getty Images) While much attention has been paid to online platforms that have become vehicles for misinformation and campaigns to sow division, the collection of connected conspiracy theories known as QAnon …

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What Happens When QAnon Seeps From the Web to the Offline World
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Archived 6 years ago from The New York Times
What Happens When QAnon Seeps From the Web to the Offline World

A city council member in California took the dais and quoted from QAnon, a pro-Trump conspiracy theory about “deep state” traitors plotting against the president, concluding her remarks, “God bless Q.” A man spouting QAnon beliefs about child sex trafficking swung a crowbar inside a historic …

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