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> At least 35 current or former congressional candidates have embraced Q, according to an online tally by the progressive nonprofit Media Matters for America.
by _bxg1 6y ago
> At least 35 current or former congressional candidates have embraced Q, according to an online tally by the progressive nonprofit Media Matters for America.
Parts of this article enter counter-conspiracy-theory territory. Think about how many fringe candidates "run for president" who don't get anywhere near being listed on the ballot, and then multiply that by the number of congressional seats in the U.S. The above statement isn't nearly as shocking as it sounds.
- lowdose 6y agoThats what most said about 45 and yet here we are.
- aspenmayer 6y agoThank you for saying this. I feel that media is increasingly targeted for clicks in context, yet simultaneously lacking in the actual content that justifies a given context. Since you already started to do the math, could you tell us how many of the candidates on the ballot supported Q theory? I don’t actually expect you to, as I don’t think the author provided enough context or criteria for Q theory support to determine who is part of the 35 mentioned, or how such determination was made. It would have been nice to see how they did their math so we could check their work.