The 31-day campaign against QAnon

Washington Post via Yahoo ^ | 10/17/2020 | Stephanie McCrummen

[Bringbackthedraft]

There was a time when Kevin Van Ausdal had not yet been called a “loser” and “a disgrace” and hustled out of Georgia. He had not yet punched a wall, or been labeled a “communist,” or a person “who’d probably cry like a baby if you put a gun in his face.” He did not yet know who was going to be the Republican nominee for Congress in his conservative district in northwestern Georgia: the well-known local neurosurgeon, or the woman he knew vaguely as a person who had openly promoted conspiracies including something about a cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles.

[cymbeline]

“That and so much more”

How about telling that other poster and me what more there is?

I’m sure there is. Not being snide here.

[bagster]

How about telling that other poster and me what more there is?

If I had all day I would.

All manner of domestic politics and foreign affairs. The pedo stuff is a part, but just a part.