conspiracy theories

He suggested her songs may say “Satan laughs as you rot in hell” if you play them backwards. He could be North Carolina’s next governor.

Several ridiculous conspiracy theories have higher polling than out Rep. George Santos (R-NY).

The Dem. presidential hopeful’s crackpot theory, involving male frogs turning into “viable females,” is literally right out of “Jurassic Park.”

She said LGBTQ+ issues are “just tools to erode away at parental rights.”

Majorie Taylor Greene knows about lying. She once accused former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of slicing off a child’s face and wearing it.

There is no evidence to suggest the 53-year-old actor was murdered.

This isn’t the first time that Greene has been accused of inciting violence against a Democratic Congress member.

She rebutted the assertion that white supremacist groups are “the most dangerous terrorists” by saying that “some of the most dangerous people in America are trans-terrorists.”

And Uncle George Takei finds a way to make Elon Musk’s tweets funny.

The accusation was part of a rambling pro-Russia rant about the “deep state.”

Marjorie Taylor Greene is known for her belief in some of America’s strangest conspiracy theories. But she can’t figure this out.

Approximately one hour after police captured a man who was suspected of sending approximately 15 pipe bombs through the mail to prominent Democrats, an anonymous man phoned my home.

Serial con artist and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is at it again and it’s a whopper this time.

Despite travel bans, the stock market crashing, and cases worldwide except in the United States so far, Fox thinks Democrats are behind it all.

The “operating system” is meant for “changing your DNA,” one Trump-endorsed network host claims. “You will never be the same person that you were before you got vaccinated,” he claims.

“Ma’am, it seems like you don’t want to have a discussion, it seems like you want to yell at somebody.”

No wonder evangelicals are some of the most fervent QAnon followers.

The two joked that McCarthy is in a relationship with pollster Frank Luntz.

A religious right leader is proclaiming that McConnell has “Masonic tendencies” and the theory is gaining traction with QAnon believers.

The QAnon congresswoman was stripped of her committee assignments in a bipartisan vote.