The great and mysterious Q is now out there beaming in cyberspace because one of his, her, its (or their) adherents is a very short step from Congress.
Marjorie Taylor Greene, the gun-toting, Shariah-fighting, carpet-bagging candidate who created a following three years ago with her whack-a-doodle videos is an easy election away from becoming U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-QAnon.
In Tuesday’s Republican runoff for the 14th Congressional District seat in northwest Georgia, Greene handily defeated neurosurgeon John Cowan and got some Twitter love from President Donald Trump, who called her a “future Republican star.”
Her opponent accumulated dozens and dozens (and dozens) of endorsements from conservative sheriffs, state representatives and county commissioners who serve the area and don’t want to buy what Greene is selling. Didn’t matter. She won by nearly 20 points. The voters there are angry and no longer want someone simply conservative. They now want someone, let’s say, Out There.
And Greene delivers.