Taylor Lorenz
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The rise of 'BlueAnon' conspiracy theories

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July 19, 2024

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Since a gunman attacked Donald Trump at a rally, conspiracy theories have flourished on social media: The attack was a false flag, Trump had a gel pack on his ear, Trump went golfing the next day. These are the latest additions to a growing collection of anti-Trump conspiracy theories referred to as "Blue Anon."

I discuss the rise of conspiracies from anti Trump influencers with Mike Rothschild, author of "The Storm Is Upon Us: How QAnon Became a Movement, Cult, and Conspiracy Theory of Everything."

Later, Zach and I disucuss the shooter's "Demolition Ranch" YouTuber T-shirt, the RNC influencers tasked with making the GOP look cool, and other news of the week.

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