Mining the QAnon fever dreams of Ginni Thomas and the GOP

In her messages, Ginni Thomas urged then-White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows to look into the claims of Steve Pieczenik, a little-known conspiracy theorist who believes the Sandy Hook shooting, 9/11 attacks, and Pearl Habor were false flagshttps://t.co/NY8DuP9n7X

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) March 26, 2022

The Ginni Thomas texts with Meadows also rip the lid off another big story: The hidden role of Christian nationalism in Trump's coup effort. Their talk about Jesus delivering the election for Trump invoked right wing tropes that deserve way more attention:https://t.co/mYkxSRcvTf

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) March 25, 2022

Having abandoned democratic politics, Republicans at all levels have become Q-pilled, either embracing QAnon directly or appealing to it through fake moral panics centered on child exploitation. QAnon is the party's default rhetorical register now. https://t.co/X6Cooh6rur

— Jacob Silverman (@SilvermanJacob) March 26, 2022

Hard to believe, but true: Judge Jackson, who became the victim of QAnon smears this week, sentenced the Pizzagate gunman who had fallen for child trafficking conspiracy theories.

Here is what she said at sentencing. https://t.co/Iln2gBlpST pic.twitter.com/C6sAtKzT8B

— Don Moynihan (@donmoyn) March 26, 2022

Lawyers for relatives of Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims asked a Connecticut judge to order the arrest of Infowars host Alex Jones. Jones defied a court order to attend a deposition as part of a lawsuit over his calling the massacre a hoax. https://t.co/GqdEhft8cM

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 26, 2022

Romana Didulo claims this man "Marcus" just presented her with a gift from Putin, to her personally pic.twitter.com/KMG5j3pJlR

— Dr. Christine Sarteschi, PhD, LCSW (@DrSarteschi) March 26, 2022