Most describe QAnon as a ‘conspiracy’ or ‘group’ while some mention ‘right-leaning’ or ‘child trafficking’

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November 13, 2020

5 facts about the QAnon conspiracy theories

Most describe QAnon as a ‘conspiracy’ or ‘group’ while some mention ‘right-leaning’ or ‘child trafficking’

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Most describe QAnon as a ‘conspiracy’ or ‘group’ while some mention ‘right-leaning’ or ‘child trafficking’

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5 facts about the QAnon conspiracy theories
A majority of Americans who have heard of the QAnon conspiracy theories say QAnon is bad for the country
Those with high political knowledge are far more likely than others to have heard of QAnon conspiracy theories
About half of Americans say they’ve heard about QAnon conspiracy theories
As of late 2019, most YouTube videos mentioning ‘QAnon’ were created by a small portion of news channels studied

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