The first QAnon congressional bid in the 2020 election came from Matthew Lusk, a political amateur in Florida. Lusk included a Q section on his list of campaign issues, urging Congress to take Q seriously as a source of “prophetic” information. If elected, Lusk assured me he wouldn’t use QAnon breadcrumbs to legislate—unless, of course, Q revealed some proof that he could use in a congressional investigation.
