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QAnon 'Prophet' Johnny Enlow Featured at Ralph Reed's 'Road to Majority' Conference

Johnny Enlow is an unapologetic QAnon conspiracy theorist(link is external), a proponent(link is external) of Seven Mountains Dominionism(link is external), and a self-proclaimed “prophet(link is external)” who has carved out a niche for himself by repeatedly insisting that contrary to all evidence, former President Donald Trump won(link is external) the 2020 election in a landslide and is, in fact, secretly(link is external) not only the president of the United States(link is external) but "God's president for Earth(link is external)."

Despite his history of spreading(link is external) wild(link is external) conspiracy theories(link is external) and misinformation(link is external), Enlow has managed to become an influential figure within the right-wing political sphere. For instance, earlier this year, Enlow was on hand to "commission(link is external)" three Republican candidates who were running for office in Oregon, two of whom lost their primaries and one of whom won reelection as a county commissioner.

Earlier this month, Ralph Reed's Faith and Freedom Coalition held its annual "Road To Majority" conference in Nashville, Tennessee, and for the second year(link is external) in a row, Enlow was a featured speaker(link is external) on a panel at the conference, which hosted multiple Republican members of Congress and high-ranking GOP leaders, including Rep. Barry Loudermilk of Georgia, Rep. Maria Salazar of Florida, and Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears:

 

Enlow appeared on the Elijah Streams program last Monday(link is external), where he bragged that he couldn't walk more than five feet at the conference without being stopped by GOP leaders from around the country who told him to rely on his "prophetic" gifts to guide their work.

Enlow’s speaking slot is further evidence that there is no space between the supposedly "respectable" religious-right groups and the Trump-supporting QAnon "fringe."