Exploring the Nexus of Religious Identity and Conspiracy Theories in American Politics

This chapter delves into the intersection of religious identity and conspiracy theories in shaping American politics, examining how Trump strategically deployed evangelical rhetoric for political gain. It discusses the lasting impact of historical anti-Catholic sentiments, the adaptation of propaganda into conspiracy theories, and the psychology behind political beliefs and the allure of authoritarian figures. The conversation also reflects on the corruption within the judicial system and the ethical implications of providing a platform to spread misinformation.