GOP Congressional Candidate Walks Out of Interview When Asked About QAnon Support

A Republican congressional candidate and ally of President Donald Trump stormed away from a video interview after being asked about her apparent support for QAnon.

Angela Stanton King, who is vying for late civil rights icon John Lewis' old seat in Georgia, appeared to confirm that she believes the theory pushed by the far-right movement that furniture company Wayfair was advertising trafficked children under the guise of selling expensive items, before walking away from her interview with The Guardian.

During the interview, Staton King is asked about her "sympathizing" with the conspiracy theory which believes Trump is waging a secret war against the "deep state" and Democrats are involved in a Satan-worshipping pedophile ring.

https://www.newsweek.com/qanon-gop-angela-stanton-king-trump-conspiracy-1539667

QAnon Supporters Say Trump Gave 'Complete Confirmation' of Conspiracy Theory at Town Hall

ollowers of QAnon are jubilant after President Donald Trump failed to denounce the baseless conspiracy theory, which claims that leading Democrats are satanic pedophiles, during NBC's Town Hall.

The president frequently claimed he knows "nothing" about the far-right movement whose supporters frequent his rallies. QAnon was listed by the FBI as a domestic terror threat in August 2019.

After stating that he has denounced white supremacy following criticism of his "stand back and stand by" comments about Proud Boys during the presidential debate, host Savannah Guthrie asked Trump about the theory that there's a "deep state" satanic pedophile ring involving high-profile Democrats and that Trump is its "savior."

https://www.newsweek.com/qanon-trump-conspiracy-town-hall-1539653

Which one of ya faggots talked?

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