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September 09, 2020 11:26 AM UTC

Boebert Deletes Her YouTube Account Where She Subscribed to Multiple QAnon Channels

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  • by: Erik Maulbetsch

(Q*Bert Q-overup – Promoted by Colorado Pols)

Story by Jason Salzman, Colorado Times Recorder

Colorado congressional candidate Lauren Boebert has apparently deleted a YouTube account where she had subscribed to receive videos from multiple QAnon channels.

She’s also apparently deleted her personal Twitter and Instagram accounts.

Alex Kaplan, a researcher with Media Matters for America, first pointed out on July 1 that Boebert apparently subscribed to receive the QAnon content on YouTube.

Kaplan’s tweet about Boebert’s QAnon subscriptions, which show that she was apparently following QAnon, came just after she said, “I don’t follow QAnon.”

Boebert first tried to distance herself from QAnon, saying she wasn’t a follower, the day after she won the June 30 Republican primary, when numerous stories about her upset victory reported that she’d once said, as first chronicled by Right Wing Watch in May, that she hopes QAnon is real. QAnon is a widely condemned conspiracy, built largely around the idea that government workers are out to undermine Trump to prevent him from exposing a child sex trafficking network run by Democrats and Hollywood celebrities.

RELATED: Boebert Still Embraces ‘Deep State’ Conspiracy Theory that Gov’t Workers ‘Appear To Be Undermining’ Trump

Kaplan reported that Boebert’s apparent YouTube handle, “Boebert0477,” matches a handle she apparently used to use on Twitter. Multiple entities tweeted to her at the Boebert0477 account.

She apparently deleted her Boebert0477 Twitter account as well, but it’s not clear when it was deleted.

The Boebert0477 YouTube Channel was deleted sometime after Kaplan’s July 1 tweet.

A Google cache version of the account is still available online, which shows her name on the account and links to three QAnon channels.

Boebert has deleted numerous Tweets from her official campaign Twitter account, which she still uses.

A deleted Twitter account matching Boebert’s Youtube name.

An Etsy account, with Boebert’s photo and the same “Boebert0477” name still exists.

But Boebert’s personal Instagram account, “@boebertful,” has been deleted.

The Instagram account for Boebert’s restaurant, Shooters Grill, still exists online.

Boebert’s campaign didn’t respond to an email asking about the deletion of her YouTube and other social media accounts–and how the apparent fact that she subscribed to QAnon channels on YouTube squares with the fact that she’s said she’s not a follower of QAnon?

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10 thoughts on “Boebert Deletes Her YouTube Account Where She Subscribed to Multiple QAnon Channels

    1. lol

      Yeah, I’m picturing something along the lines of Palin’s gibbering, stream-of-quasi-consciousness monologue about Paul Revere’s midnight ride to save colonists’ Second Amendment rights.

      1. Gee, I always thought Palin was talking about 1960s-’70s rock band, Paul Revere & the Raiders. 

        I supposed I needed a translator to translate “gibberish.”

        In hindsight, having Palin on his ticket cost McCain more than he gained.

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