Some Republicans, however, have publicly denounced the conspiracy theory.'According to sources cited by The Daily Caller, President Trump is poised to invoke theInsurrection Act to fight for Americas survival against the ongoing.At the end of WWII in 1945, many Jews migrated to the newly formed state of Israel.

Some Republicans, however, have publicly denounced the conspiracy theory.'We simply cannot continue to be a party that accepts conspiracy theories and lives in crazy echo chambers,' said Brendan Buck, who worked for two former House Republican speakers, Paul Ryan and John Boehner.'There is no place for QAnon in the Republican party,' House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy told Fox News in August, becoming the highest-ranking Republican to publicly condemn QAnon.But there will be a place for Greene among House Republicans. McCarthy said Greene should be given the chance to prove herself, once she is elected, because she had distanced herself from QAnon.'She's a small business owner, and she'll be given an opportunity,' McCarthy told C-Span in August.In the 2017 video about QAnon uncovered this year by Politico, Greene, 46, said: 'There's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to take this global cabal of Satan-worshiping pedophiles out.'After winning her primary runoff in August Greene backtracked, telling Fox News that QAnon doesn't 'represent' her and 'wasn't part of my campaign.'That did not stop her from recently attacking a House Republican, Representative Denver Riggleman, who co-sponsored the House-passed resolution condemning QAnon. On Twitter, Greene called the resolution 'useless' and asked why the lawmakers had not done a resolution condemning the anti-fascist movement antifa.Boebert, 33, the House candidate from Colorado who has also spoken warmly about QAnon, wears a pistol on her hip in campaign photos. She defeated a five-term House Republican in a June primary after defying coronavirus lockdown orders by opening her restaurant.Boebert's restaurant is known as 'Shooters Grill,' boasts of armed waitresses and is located in the small town of Rifle.In a May conservative podcast, Boebert said of QAnon that 'if this is real, then it could be really great for our country.' After her June primary victory, she backpedaled, telling a local television station that 'I'm not a follower' of QAnon: 'I'm not into conspiracies.'She faces Democrat Diane Mitsch Bush in a district that non-partisan analysts say leans Republican.

Bernie Sanders by retweeting an image of dog poop below a placard reading, “Bernie 2020: FREE SHIT.” Twitter screencapThough not out of character for Trump, that sort of smear is far below the sort of behavior we’d normally expect for a president, and it was widely criticized. A case study: Trump’s retweet of “DebPort03755076”On December 27, the president attacked Sen. But it’s worth remembering that it’s not normal for the president and his social media team to be unwilling or unable (or both) to do basic vetting of the accounts he’s choosing to share with his 68 million followers. And tweets he shared over the holidays indicate he’s feeling more shameless than ever about retweeting sketchy accounts that have promoted conspiracy theories portraying his political enemies as satanist pedophiles.In fact, Trump amplified so many accounts of this sort that by the time New Year’s Day rolled around, his amplification of an account that had promoted QAnon and Pizzagate didn’t register as a blip on the news radar. He broke personal records with the numbers of tweets he posted.

That tweet originated from an account that used a stock photo as an avatar and had previously pushed conspiracy theories about Obama being a secret Muslim and accused the Clintons of murdering Jeffrey Epstein. One of his first tweets of the new year was a quote-tweet of an account that has promoted Pizzagate and QAnon that he also retweeted on New Year’s Eve.Perhaps even more troubling, Trump also retweeted a post containing the alleged name of the government whistleblower who first sounded the alarm about his dealings with Ukraine. Pic.twitter.com/Uhl0R2cOts— Aaron Rupar March 17, 2019But stewing about impeachment from the Mar-a-Lago club he still owns and profits from over the holidays, the president took things up a notch.In addition to retweeting a QAnon and Pizzagate accounts, Trump retweeted a post that described his fans as a cult ( #Cult45). I’d tell you more about this account but it has me blocked, even though we’ve never interacted. And Trump has previously on occasion retweeted QAnon accounts.Trump retweeted a Qanon account ( whose avatar is Q with a MAGA hat. A New York Times investigation published in November found that since he took office, Trump retweeted 145 accounts that “pushed conspiracy or extremist content,” including at least one run by Russian intelligence.

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