Here were the conspiracy theories from the 2020 RNC speakers - Business Insider

The scheduled speakers at this year's Republican National Convention have shared so many conspiracies and debunked claims that previous conventions look quaint in comparison.

A former Fox host warned that Democrats will "defund, dismantle, and destroy American law enforcement" in a speech that some described as fascist. Fast forward to 2020: this week's RNC has been so full of misinformation, outlandish performances, and dystopian conspiracy theories that they make Eastwood's act look quaint. Donald Trump's takeover of the Republican Party in the 2016 election cycle has also made these performances more a feature of the RNC than a bug.

A sitting Republican congressman claimed Democrats want to "take away your guns" and allow "crime, violence, and mob rule" run rampant in American cities. Another congressman warned that Biden and "woketopians" will "disarm you, empty the prisons, lock you in your home, and invite MS-13 to live next door."

President Donald Trump listens as Mary Ann Mendoza, an "Angel Mom" who lost her son Brandon when he was killed by a drunk driver that was an undocumented immigrant, speaks in the Oval Office of the White House, Friday, March 15, 2019, in Washington.Tuesday night after retweeting an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory about how the "Protocols of the Elders of Zion is not a fabrication," and that "it certainly is not anti-semetic to point out this fact.

Anti-abortion activist Abby Johnson said it would be 'smart' for the police to racially profile her adopted son because of 'statistics'Courtesy of the Committee on Arrangements for the 2020 Republican National Committee via Getty Images

Only conspiracy theories came from the DNC.

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