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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to Join the Cavalcade of Conspiracy Theorists on the ReAwaken America Tour

Congressional candidate Marjorie Taylor Greene (Image from campaign video)

Last Thursday, Clay Clark, a business consultant and right-wing podcaster, announced(link is external) that Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene will be participating in the next ReAwaken America(link is external) event being held in Canton, Ohio(link is external), later this month.

Clark, a right-wing conspiracy theorist(link is external), began organizing ReAwaken America tour events(link is external) in early 2021, bringing together a cavalcade(link is external) of election, COVID-19(link is external), and QAnon conspiracy theorists(link is external) to speak in churches(link is external) all across the country.

Here are just some of the people who have spoken at previous ReAwaken America events and whom Taylor Greene will be sharing a stage with in Ohio:

Right-wing anti-vaccine "expert" Sherri Tenpenny, who claims that COVID-19 vaccines are part of a plot to turn people into "transhumanoids(link is external)" via "quantum entanglement(link is external)."

Radical anti-vaccine activist Leah Dundas, whose "expertise" primarily consists of delivering speeches in which she screams that COVID-19 vaccines are “genocide(link is external)” akin to the Holocaust(link is external).

Scott McKay, an anti-vaccine activist known as "Patriot Streetfighter" who openly and explicitly threatens(link is external) to commit violence against healthcare providers.

Anti-vaccine "expert" Stella Immanuel, who claims(link is external) to have prevented herself from contracting COVID-19 by screaming at the virus and releasing a "Holy Ghost hand grenade" against it.

Christian nationalist MAGA pastor and GOP congressional candidate Mark Burns, who declares(link is external) that right-wing Christians are going to "take over" the country.

Right-wing conspiracy theorist(link is external) Bianca Gracia, who is running for a seat in the Texas state Senate because she claims(link is external) to have been called by God to take her "rightful place" in government and "make the devil run."

Right-wing conspiracy theorist Patrick Byrne, who bizarrely brags(link is external) about trying to set the FBI up on "a rape and murder charge" by offering to murder his girlfriend.

QAnon conspiracy theorist Ann Vandersteel, who claims(link is external) to be an "American state national" exempt from paying taxes and believes that her vote "has the power of four votes."

Greg Locke, a radical right-wing pastor and conspiracy theorist(link is external) who uses his Sunday sermons to literally scream(link is external) at his congregation not to get vaccinated.

Right-wing "comedian(link is external)" Jim Breuer.

Given that Taylor Greene has a long(link is external) history(link is external) of associating with radical(link is external) right-wing(link is external) activists(link is external) and spreading(link is external) disinformation(link is external) and conspiracy theories(link is external), she will undoubtedly feel right at home among the ReAwaken America crowd.