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Matters tracking political clout. he says their research shows the january 6th insurrection didn't kill the q conspiracy. it's emboldened it by broadening the movement. so far the group says for the 2022 races, 19 congressional candidates, 18 of whom are republicans, have shown support for qanon conspiracies. >> we're at the beginning of this. not the end. a large reason why it has such political power is not just because qanon adherents, they are very energized. they're a good go-to for politics. but they donate. they give money. >> reporter: qanon's core outlandish tenet is president trump i...

I also wanted to ask you about one of your house colleagues, that's georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene who has called democrats nazis, or made the comparison, also compared mask mandates to the horrors of the holocaust. it took gop leadership five days to condemn those particular remarks, but she has faced no punishment from them. what do you see, do democrats step in at any point? obviously she has been stripped of her committees, but is there anything else democrats would be willing to do at this point or would want to do if republican leadership won't act? >> marjorie taylor green...

I recently read a publication that expresses several of my concerns about our nation’s values. In the Nov.-Dec. 2020 issue of Zion’s Fire, Marvin J. Rosenthal declares: “Our nation is in chaos because of the depravity within our culture. Our value system has run amok.” He then asserts, “Morals once cherished — such as the institution of marriage, personal holiness, hard work, integrity in the home and in the workplace — are now regarded as exceptions rather than rules. Faith in the God of the Bible is ridiculed, and adherence to a moral set of rules is...

US Inauguration sows doubt among QAnon conspiracy theorists 21 Jan, 2021 01:23 AM 6 minutes to read AP For years, legions of QAnon conspiracy theory adherents encouraged one another to "trust the plan" as they waited for the day when President Donald Trump would orchestrate mass arrests, military tribunals and executions of his Satan-worshipping, child-sacrificing enemies. Keeping the faith wasn't easy when Inauguration Day didn't usher in "The Storm", the apocalyptic reckoning that they have believed was coming for prominent Democrats and Trump's "deep state" foes. QAnon followers grappled w...

QAnon faces crisis as day of reckoning fails to materialise 20 Jan, 2021 11:20 PM 3 minutes to read Financial Times By: Hannah Murphy and Siddharth Venkataramakrishnan QAnon adherents call it "the storm". At midday on Wednesday, there were supposed to be blackouts across the US, military tribunals led by Donald Trump and the mass execution of Democrats in the streets. It did not happen. Instead, Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th US president and the day of reckoning anticipated by the pro-Trump conspiracy cult failed to materialise, disappointing the faithful. "QAnon bel...