Today, the House passed a bipartisan resolution condemning QAnon. But more than a dozen Republicans voted against the measure.
In one of their last acts before the election, the House passed a bipartisan resolution Friday condemning QAnon — a baseless fringe movement that has been increasingly embraced by the right, despite the FBI labeling it a potential domestic terrorism threat.
The House Republican Conference has grappled with how to handle the influx of GOP congressional candidates who support far-right conspiracy theories espoused by QAnon, including Marjorie Taylor Greene, who won her Georgia primary in August. Party leaders were initially slow to denounce the movement, though they have since made clear that QAnon has no place in the Republican Party. President Donald Trump, by contrast, has said he "appreciates" the support from QAnon adherents.
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