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Media Matters reports:
Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin, who is running for governor, announced that she is appearing with Stew Peters for a political rally next month.
Peters is a white nationalist who has said that he supports Russian President Vladimir Putin, who, he claims, is “more honest than anyone in our government”; has claimed that Russia is “the only country that’s not under the thumb of the criminal banking cabal”; has popularized the conspiracy theory that COVID-19 is actually a synthetic form of snake venom; and has repeatedly called for Dr. Anthony Fauci to be executed.
Peters is behind the recently released COVID-19 conspiracy theory film Watch the Water which, as PolitiFact summarized, “ridiculously claims that the coronavirus is not a virus, but a synthetic version of snake venom that evil forces are spreading through remdesivir, the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and drinking water to ‘make you a hybrid of Satan.’”
Read the full article. McGeachin is endorsed by Trump.
Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin rallying with pro-Putin conspiracy theorist who claims COVID-19 is satanic snake venom https://t.co/WEaoyR8KIk pic.twitter.com/X8Qket7zGq
— Media Matters (@mmfa) April 20, 2022
Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin now says, “Yes, I did know who I was talking to” when she addressed the white nationalist AFPAC conference and she stands by it: “I’m not going to back off from the opportunity to talk to other conservatives … about America First policies.” pic.twitter.com/EcbL4onfLC
— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) March 18, 2022
Eye on Boise: Lt. Gov. McGeachin promotes ‘walk-thru disinfectant cubes’ to fight #COVID19; link to my full story at https://t.co/YTaMBfbvzC #idpol https://t.co/mXaXy15PHt pic.twitter.com/ev3VuYPD0d
— Betsy Z. Russell (@BetsyZRussell) November 25, 2020
I look forward to the spirited conversation about the future of @IdahoGOP in the upcoming gubernatorial primary. Also, isn’t this the owner of the disinfecting cubes company, Don Ahern, introducing Janice in IF? #idpol pic.twitter.com/qamje5B4E7
— Rep. Greg Chaney (@gregchaneyidaho) May 19, 2021