Writing by Dr. Dannielle Blumenthal

Q is real, as I have repeatedly said. The evidence is that President Trump points to the phrases and themes in the drops repeatedly.

Example: The Labor Department’s “Trust the Plan. Trust Trump.” X post reads as a clear nod to Q because it lifts one of Q’s central slogans and drops it into an official government channel without context or qualification.

In Q’s thousands of cryptic “drops,” followers are repeatedly told to “trust the plan,” meaning that hidden operations are supposedly unfolding behind the scenes and that Trump is secretly in control. Over years, this phrase has become a kind of liturgical reassurance inside the Q universe, printed on shirts, signs, and hashtags, and even seen on apparel during the Capitol breach.

Using that exact phrase, capitalized in cinematic typography over the silhouette of Trump, is not ideologically neutral branding; it is intertextual signaling to an audience already conditioned to hear those words as insider code.

Q’s messaging style relies on winks, hints, and deniable suggestions, so repurposing a core Q catchphrase in an official campaign blurs the line between mainstream politics and a once-fringe conspiratorial subculture.

Commentators have already noted that the Labor Department’s graphics echo rhetoric linked to extremist movements, including QAnon, underscoring how recognizable that phrase has become.

By pairing “Trust the Plan” directly with “Trust Trump,” the post fuses the Q narrative of secret strategizing with the persona of the president, offering Q-aligned supporters symbolic affirmation that their long-promised plan is both real and state-sanctioned.

That is why, for people familiar with Q’s lexicon, this is less a generic motivational slogan and more a deliberate act of political myth-making that invites Q believers to see their story reflected in official government messaging.

Disclaimers: Written with the help of AI. Personal opinion as always. Personal time, device, premises. This post does not support, encourage, or endorse Q‑related violence or any other form of unlawful activity. Any references to Q, its slogans, or its symbolism are for descriptive, analytical, or informational purposes only. Political disagreements and grievances must be expressed through peaceful, legal means, never through threats, harassment, or physical harm.