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Florida Congressional Candidate Accuses Beyoncé Of Being Italian, Satanist In Twitter Thread

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A Florida congressional candidate recently pushed his conspiracy theory that Beyoncé is an occult figurehead and that the award-winning singer is lying about her race in a Twitter thread.

KW Miller, an unaffiliated candidate running in Florida’s 18th congressional district, claimed in a series of weekend tweets that “Beyoncé is not even African American” and that the 24-time Grammy winner’s entire career “is all part of the Soros Deep State agenda.”

There is no evidence for any of Miller’s claims.

“You all do know that Beyoncé’s song ‘Formation’ was a secret coded message to the globalists I certainly hope?” Miller wrote in a July 5 tweet, adding that the song proved she was a “Satanist.”

Miller also accused the best-selling artist of being Italian, claiming her real name is Ann Marie Lastrassi.

The candidate’s official Twitter account has close to 20,000 followers.

The hashtag #trump2020 has appeared multiple times in Miller’s Twitter feed, according to Florida Politics. His Twitter profile describes him as a “Constitutional Conservative.”

The tweet thread was met with condemnation, with some critics questioning whether the statements were genuine.

Responding to those accusing him of being a satirist, Miller tweeted that he’s “as real as it gets” on Sunday. (RELATED: Beyoncé Sends Letter Demanding Officers Involved In Breonna Taylor’s Death Be Charged)

Florida’s 18th district includes Fort Pierce and Jupiter and has a conservative lean, according to data from The Cook Political Report. Incumbent Republican Rep. Brian Mast is highly favored to win reelection.

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