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Were voters manipulated by QAnon a force behind Trump's 'red wave' in 2020 election?

January 3, 2021No comment

posted on Jan. 03, 2021 at 9:33 pm

President Trump’s stronger-than-expected performance in swing states may partially due to QAnon supporters rushing to the ballot box to vote for him.

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