This is a list of all the conspiracy theories our president started....

Donald Trump, as both a political figure and former president, has played a significant role in promoting, amplifying, or directly originating a wide range of mainstream conspiracy theories. Below is a summary of the most notable conspiracy theories that can be attributed to him, based on credible reporting and documentation.

: Trump has been the primary promoter of the false claim that the 2020 presidential election was "stolen" through widespread voter fraud, referencing debunked theories like "2,000 Mules" and unverified reports of irregularities31.
: He also made false claims about fraud in the 2012 election1.
: Trump claimed, without evidence, that the Obama administration planted a spy in his 2016 campaign for political purposes51.

: Trump was a leading proponent of the false theory that Barack Obama was not born in the United States, later retracting the claim1.
: He promoted theories such as the "Clinton body count," the murder of Seth Rich, the Pizzagate conspiracy, and claims about Hillary Clinton's secret dealings with international banks and Uranium One1.
: Trump has pushed the Biden–Ukraine conspiracy theory, Hunter Biden laptop and drug conspiracy theories, and even claimed Joe Biden was replaced by a clone1.
: Trump questioned the legitimacy of Vice President Kamala Harris's citizenship1.

: Trump has openly embraced and amplified QAnon, a conspiracy theory alleging a secret cabal of pedophiles controls the world and that Trump is fighting them. He has reposted QAnon imagery and slogans on social media, and his rhetoric has often mirrored QAnon talking points4 21.
: He has repeatedly accused a "deep state" of working against his administration and the American people1.

: Trump has claimed that COVID-19 deaths were overcounted, that Anthony Fauci and Bill Gates profited from vaccines, and that vaccines cause autism1.
: He has called climate change a hoax created by China to undermine U.S. manufacturing1.

: Trump has echoed the "great replacement" theory, suggesting non-white immigrants are displacing American citizens, and referenced the white genocide conspiracy1.
: He claimed to have seen Muslims celebrating 9/11 in New Jersey and that ISIS members were hiding among Central American migrants1.

: Trump spread false theories suggesting the attack on Paul Pelosi was staged1.
: He has accused George Soros of funding protests and buying influence over officials1.
: Trump falsely claimed that wind turbines cause cancer1.
: He has questioned official accounts of 9/11 and whitewashed the January 6 Capitol attack1.

Conspiracy Theory Category	Examples Promoted by Trump
Election Fraud	2020 & 2012 election fraud, Spygate
Political Opponents	Birtherism, Clinton body count, Pizzagate, Seth Rich
QAnon/Deep State	QAnon, Deep State, Antifa "thugs"
Science/Medicine	Vaccine-autism link, COVID-19 overcounts, climate hoax
Racial/Immigration	Great replacement, white genocide, Muslim/ISIS claims
Other	Paul Pelosi attack, Soros funding, wind turbines/cancer

Conclusion

Donald Trump has promoted, amplified, or originated a substantial number of mainstream conspiracy theories across a wide range of topics, including elections, political opponents, public health, climate change, and immigration. Many of these theories have had significant real-world impact and have been widely debunked by experts and fact-checkers1 3 45.

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