That congress currently has more Q'anon supporters than black republicans?
Just something to think about.
How many is that?
I was curious about this absolutely stupid premise for a thread myself. (As this is not the first time I have seen it as an excuse for these stupid partisans to argue.) The left, for some reason, always is trying to using any identity politics to leverage and divide. . .who the hell knows why.
As it turns out, there are the same number as GOP'ers that believe in that Q'Anon garbage in the house as there are black GOP house representatives.
IOW, there are two, yes, that is right, two whole reps. that have endorsed that Q insanity, and by my account, when I looked over the number of black GOP house members, I counted two.
So. . . I am not sure where that third Q supporter is that they are talking about.
QAnon goes to Washington: two supporters win seats in Congress
Believers in Deep State conspiracy enter halls of power
Corrected, Nov. 6 | QAnon is heading to Congress, as Marjorie Taylor Greene, a supporter of the baseless and complicated pro-Trump conspiracy theory, won a House seat in Georgia, and Lauren Boebert claimed a House seat in Colorado. While those victories are the first by Republican candidates who...
www.rollcall.com
Here, you can run the filters and check for yourself. . . but this is a bogus paradigm they are running, and a stupid story.
Profiles of U.S. Representatives and Senators that include their legislative activity.
www.congress.gov
Here are two black GOP'ers.
Sponsored legislation by Byron Donalds, the Representative from Florida - in Congress from 2021 through Present
www.congress.gov
Sponsored legislation by Burgess Owens, the Representative from Utah - in Congress from 2021 through Present
www.congress.gov