Bipartisan lawmakers to introduce House resolution condemning QAnon

• The FBI has categorized fringe conspiracy theories like QAnon as a potential domestic terrorist threat.
• Worth noting: Riggleman was defeated in a Republican primary earlier this year after facing conservative criticism for officiating a same-sex marriage.

The big picture: QAnon has grown increasingly popular in mainstream Republican politics, with multiple supporters of the conspiracy theory winning congressional primaries — including Marjorie Taylor Greene, who is set to enter Congress after winning a runoff in a deep-red Georgia district.

• President Trump added fuel to calls to condemn QAnon after he praised its supporters at a press conference last week, claiming they "like me very much" and "love America."
• Several House Republicans have already condemned QAnon, including Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.) and House GOP Conference Chair Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.).

What they're saying: "Our aim is a fully bipartisan Congressional repudiation of this dangerous, anti-Semitic, conspiracy-mongering cult that the FBI says is radicalizing Americans to violence," Malinowski wrote in a tweet.