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Arizonans searched for militias, QAnon and how to make explosives following Trump’s loss
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Archived 6 years ago from Arizona Mirror
Arizonans searched for militias, QAnon and how to make explosives following Trump’s loss

In the months leading up to and after the election, researchers attempting to redirect people who sought out far-right groups away from disinformation found that in Arizonans searched for extremist content and conspiracy theories more than many other states. In September 2020, tech startup Moonshot …

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Who needs ‘Left Behind’ novels when QAnon is cooking up a good conspiracy stew? | Lyons
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Archived 6 years ago from Chicago Sun-Times
Who needs ‘Left Behind’ novels when QAnon is cooking up a good conspiracy stew? | Lyons

As a native of New Jersey — state motto: “Oh yeah, who says?” — I am congenitally immune to conspiracy theories. Also impervious to the imbecile insults of he-man Trumpists obsessed with the imagined sexual preferences of strangers. While there is no level of invective to which I am incapable of …

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What We Learned from Trump’s Effort to Overturn the 2020 Election Results
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Archived 6 years ago from The New York Times
What We Learned from Trump’s Effort to Overturn the 2020 Election Results

Ultimately, Mr. Trump agreed to focus on a different goal: blocking congressional certification of the results on Jan. 6. Women for America First, a little known but highly organized group, helped build a coalition With attention focused on the president’s daily tirades and subversive maneuvers, a …

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How wildfires became ripe areas for right-wing conspiracy theories
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Archived 6 years ago from Los Angeles Times
How wildfires became ripe areas for right-wing conspiracy theories

When Lilli Heart fled California’s deadliest wildfire in 2018, she was stuck in traffic for two hours outside the town of Paradise with her two cats in a car that was running low on gas. As the septuagenarian sat behind the wheel on Neal Road — waiting helplessly while the Camp fire destroyed her …

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Trump impeachment trial vote sees too many GOP senators dooming the party
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Archived 6 years ago from NBC News
Trump impeachment trial vote sees too many GOP senators dooming the party

What were Senate Republicans voting on Tuesday when they opposed the impeachment trial of Donald Trump? Not whether Trump stays in office — he’s already left. Not how he’s remembered by history — 400,000 dead from the coronavirus have already decided that question. Instead, the fate they were …

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MyPillow C.E.O.’s Trump Conspiracy Theories Put Company on the Spot
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Archived 6 years ago from The New York Times
MyPillow C.E.O.’s Trump Conspiracy Theories Put Company on the Spot

For the past four years, most American corporations have tried to avoid the appearance of partisanship while also distancing themselves from the inflammatory rhetoric of former President Donald J. Trump and his supporters, walking a tightrope to keep customers and employees happy. It has been a …

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QAnon and pro-Trump online forums are struggling and fracturing in aftermath of the U.S. Capitol siege
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Archived 6 years ago from The Washington Post
QAnon and pro-Trump online forums are struggling and fracturing in aftermath of the U.S. Capitol siege

Experts say the communities are likely to recover — a new website already has replaced TheDonald.win, albeit with a somewhat broader focus — but it’s less clear whether online activists central to President Donald Trump’s rise and political power will remain a large, coherent force in the years …

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Even After The Inauguration, Trump’s Election Fraud Claims Persist In Parts Of U.S.
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Archived 6 years ago from NPR
Even After The Inauguration, Trump’s Election Fraud Claims Persist In Parts Of U.S.

In many rural, and more conservative corners of the country, reaction to the historic nomination of Joe Biden and the nation’s first woman and minority vice president was more muted. NOEL KING, HOST: Millions of Americans celebrated President Biden’s inauguration, but there are also many Americans …

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Tips for helping people leave QAnon, white supremacist groups
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Archived 6 years ago from WHYY
Tips for helping people leave QAnon, white supremacist groups

Scott Hancock has been challenging Confederate sympathizers for five years. But in 2020, he said something changed. “It was the first time I wondered if I could actually get hurt,” said Hancock, an associate professor of history and Africana Studies at Gettysburg College. Hancock, who is Black, had …

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