Tonight in NBC’s televised Town Hall in Miami, Donald Trump refused to disavow the anti-Semitic QAnon delusion, which his own FBI labels as a “domestic terrorist threat.” This is not the first time Trump has refused to disavow the collective delusion. In August, Trump said that he appreciated the support of Q followers from the White House briefing room, and his campaign has repeatedly courted QAnon followers in its paid media program. Trump and the Republican National Convention also came under fire for listing Mary Ann Mendoza as a speaker after she amplified tweets suggesting that there is ...
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