Below is an extract of a post published on Guardian titled "'Mind-bogglingly irresponsible': meet the Republican donors helping QAnon reach Congress"
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Marjorie Taylor Greene received donations from groups tied to Donald Trump’s chief of staff and several party mega-donors, filings show Republican party leaders linked to the White House helped boost the primary campaign of a QAnon supporter with a history of making racist and bigoted statements, campaign finance filings show. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s victory in the 11 August primary runoff for Georgia’s 14th Congressional district all but assures that a backer of the baseless and antisemitic QAnon conspiracy theory will be elected to Congress in November. Her primary opponent, John Cowan, ran as a pro-Trump, pro-life, and pro-gun conservative. groups connected to White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and his wife, the chairman of the board of prominent conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation, the attorney who represented “Covington Kid” Nicholas Sandmann in defamation suits against the Washington Post and CNN, and multiple Republican mega-donors. Related: Trump tacitly endorses baseless QAnon conspiracy theory linked to violence Continue reading…
