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The Atlantic·3 min read·medium

United States of Disbelief

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David A. Graham
United States of Disbelief
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Conspiracy theories regarding the death of Senator Lindsey Graham and the prolonged absence of Senator Mitch McConnell are proliferating among political circles. Despite President Trump's attempts to dismiss these rumors, speculation continues to gain traction among his base.

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The spread of these theories reflects a deepening crisis of institutional trust and the normalization of conspiratorial thinking in American political discourse.

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The spread of conspiracy theories about Senators Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell underscores the lack of trust in American society.

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The article reports on the existence of the theories and the reactions of public figures without taking a partisan stance on the validity of the claims.

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