>, election conspiracy theorists and activists,
muh Qanon
just using the phrase Great Awakening make you a Qanon conspiracy theorist
Another conspiracy theorist who appears in the Arizona Senate’s documents isGail Golic, who has adopted the language of the QAnon conspiracy in her election-undermining activism. According to the records, Golic exchanged text messages with Senate President Karen Fann on Aug. 24 following the news that Logan and other members of the Cyber Ninjas team had contracted Covid-19. Golic recommended that Logan visit a site to purchase the livestock drug ivermectin. (Text messages indicate that upon hearing the news, Arizona Republican Party Chair Kelli Ward also told Fann that she hoped Logan had “gotten some Ivermectin and Zithromax.”) Golic also exchanged texts with Bennett in April, in which Golic said that the National Guard needed to be deployed to protect the audit from Black Lives Matter and antifa.
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Gail Golic, who serves on the precinct committee for her Scottsdale legislative district, and who has talked in speeches and videos about being in touch with state lawmakers regarding the audit, has posted versions of the Q phrase “great awakening” on both her Twitter and Telegram accounts.
“The Great Awakening Is Upon Us!” Golic wrote on her Twitter page on Tuesday.
Golic told viewers on YouTube that she had stopped working as a real estate agent and was instead devoting herself full time to investigating election fraud. She said on the video she was living off unemployment and donations she solicited through her social media channels.
Reached by phone on Thursday, Golic said she did not have time for an interview as she was at the airport about to board a flight to New Hampshire. She was one of the scheduled speakers at a Friday rally for an audit in that state.
In the QAnon world, certain phrases — red pill, enjoy the show, great awakening — signal to others knowledge and fealty to the Q belief system.
Similarly, a vocabulary has sprung up around the audit. Most notably, the word"domino."