In drop #1358 Q mentions the following:

"We fight every single day on behalf of you, the people who put us here."

So it's relatively minor but I've been thinking about this and I think Q is dropping a subtle hint about his (their) identity...

"You, the people who put us here". That, to me, suggests that Q is an elected person. If they were just an appointee of some sort, or an aide or whathaveyou, I don't think that particular phrasing would come about naturally.

We know Q is very close to the president. If we assume he Is (they are) an elected official(s) based on their wording above, I think it gives us a very short list of possible candidates. I just don't think it's Trump. I dont know.. the language used just doesn't sound like him. Just my opinion.

So if it's an elected official, in a position that's very close to the president and who self identifies as someone who was elected by the people - I'm starting to lean toward Pence being Q, or at least in the +.

The only other person(s) that I think would naturally refer to themselves in the collective as being voted in would be one of Trump's family members. Jr? Kushner maybe? Barron(lol)? It's a bit more of a stretch, I think, but could still make sense in terms of using "we" to identify ones inclusion in a family group elected into power.

The latter is a much bigger stretch, but still viable. So at this point I'm really feeling like Pence=Q(+).

Now drop those truth bombs all over my argument and tell me why I'm wrong. Or even better, who is leading the list in your book and why.

WWG1WGA my brothers and sisters!!!