Ex-Dem Who Spouted QAnon Slogan At Trump Rally Disavows QAnon
By Josh Kovensky
August 2, 2019 3:50 pm
"After reciting the QAnon rallying cry onstage at a Thursday evening Trump rally in Cincinnati, self-described “former liberal” Brandon Straka told TPM Friday that he does not support Q and denied that he was referencing the QAnon conspiracy theory.
“I was not making any references to QAnon whatsoever or subtly hinting to that, and obviously I’m disappointed that the media has chosen to focus on this,” Straka told TPM.
Straka, a gay Manhattan hairdresser and aspiring actor who leads a group called Walk Away that aims to lead minorities away from the Democratic Party, denied any relationship with QAnon.
“You’re intentionally trying to force a narrative about QAnon where it doesn’t belong, instead of actually telling an interesting story about a gay man who is embraced by the Republican Party, leading a movement of minorities away from the Democratic Party,” he added.
Straka had told the crowd on Thursday that Trump “is not a president who panders to minorities because he needs them,” rather, he “serves minorities because he loves them. And he loves this country. We are all in this together.”
Straka concluded: “Where we go one, we go all.”
To the uninitiated, that last line may sound like a fairly anodyne, if ungrammatical, message of unity. But “where we go one, we go all” is also the main slogan of the QAnon conspiracy, which posits that President Trump is approaching the final stages of a decades-long mission to destroy pedophile rings at at the heart of the American elite.
Photos from the rally suggested that QAnon supporters were out in force, motivated in their belief that Trump secretly communicates with them via cryptic online postings."
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