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Velshi: Even “Q” Is Disavowing Some of QAnon’s Fringe Conspiracy Theories
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November 7, 2021
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4:22Now PlayingQAnon, your notsofriendly, neighborhood conspiracy cult, has gotten so out of hand that even “Q” the All Mighty leader is disavowing some of the most fringe conspiracy theories being peddled by its loyal followers. Including the theory that John F. Kenney Jr. is actually alive and will reveal himself as Donald Trump’s 2024 running mate. At the end of the day, these people no matter how far on the fringe they fall are fellow Americans who have been manipulated by the system. They are motivated and they are voting. There will almost certainly be more QAnon supporters on the ballot in 2022. So if you think it’s scary now, you have no idea.» Subscribe to MSNBC
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Velshi: Even “Q” Is Disavowing Some of QAnon’s Fringe Conspiracy Theories
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