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Pennsylvania judge denies any QAnon connection A Philadelphia judge running for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is denying any connection to QAnon and its conspiracy theories. Judge Paula Patrick told the Philadelphia Inquirer that she hadn’t even heard of an upcoming event staged by QAnon supporters, even though she was listed as a speaker. She previously sat for a podcast interview with event organizers but said she thought she was appearing on a show aimed at a Christian audience. (The Philadelphia Inquirer, the Associated Press) Investors sue Volkswagen over prank press release Volkswage...

Judge running for Pa. high court disavows QAnon conspiracy Updated 8:38 PM; HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A Philadelphia judge running for a seat on Pennsylvania’s highest court is disavowing any connection to QAnon, even though she did an interview with supporters of the conspiracy theory who also listed her as a featured speaker at an upcoming gathering. Common Pleas Court Judge Paula Patrick told The Philadelphia Inquirer that she had no connection to QAnon, the baseless belief that former President Donald Trump waged a secret battle against a cabal of satanic child-molesting cannibals. “...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A Philadelphia judge running for a seat on Pennsylvania's...

A Philadelphia judge running for a seat on the state’s highest court on Thursday disavowed any connection to QAnon, after supporters of the conspiracy movement listed her as a featured speaker at their upcoming gathering in Gettysburg. Common Pleas Court Judge Paula Patrick said she wasn’t invited to the “Patriots Arise, Awakening the Dead!” event, didn’t plan to attend, and had never heard of ...

Pennsylvania state Sen. Doug Mastriano and Republican Pennsylvania Supreme Court candidate and Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas Judge Paula Patrick are scheduled to appear at a June conference that features QAnon branding and is being organized by QAnon conspiracy theorists. In addition to QAnon believers, the event will also feature a supposed expert on “government sponsored mind control” who claims that such programming is being used to “usher in the New World Order.”    Media Matters has documented how Republicans have embraced QAnon, a conspiracy theory that is tied t...