QAnon is an online right-wing 'deep state' conspiracy theory.
Eric Trump, President Trump’s middle son and a campaign surrogate, promoted QAnon–whose followers the FBI has deemed “conspiracy theory-driven domestic terrorists”—in an Instagram post ahead of the president’s rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Saturday, providing a massive platform for the right-wing conspiracy for about two hours to his 1.5 million followers.
At the bottom of the photo was an acronym for the slogan of the conspiracy theory followers: “Where We Go One, We Go All.” With the post, Trump was promoting his father’s Tulsa, Oklahoma rally on Saturday, the first rally the president has held since the pandemic began and aever since it was announced: “TULSA OKLAHOMA HERE WE COME!!!” Eric Trump’s caption read.
Eric Trump has never publicly endorsed the theory and it’s not clear the president’s son was explicitly trying to lend credence to QAnon with his post on Saturday, though he and his brother,., frequently use their Instagram accounts to post political memes that attack their father’s opponents and amplify the president’s message.
President Trump himself often uses his own Twitter account to promote fringe accounts online, and while he has also never explicitly endorsed the QAnon theory, he has
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