Bre Payton

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Breanna Claire "Bre" Payton (June 8, 1992 - December 28, 2018) was a conservative political commentator for The Federalist.

Bre Payton
Breanna Claire Payton
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Born June 8, 1992
California
Died December 28, 2018
San Diego, California
Religion Christian[1]

Early life and education

Breanna Claire Payton on June 8, 1992 to Cindy and George Payton. She graduated from the Western Christian High School Private Satellite Program with a high school diploma, and then attended Patrick Henry College, graduating in 2015 with a degree in journalism.[1]

Suspicious death

After writing an article for The Federalist on December 13, 2018 covering the Strzok/Page text messages,[2] Payton was found unconscious two weeks later by her friend, taken to the hospital, and soon died, apparently having contracted H1N1 flu and meningitis.[3]

Arkancide?

See also: Clinton Body Count, Arkancide

Some conservatives have found Payton's death to be very suspicious,[4][5] noting certain abnormalities in the circumstances of her death. For instance, many considered it strange that an energetic, vibrant 26 year-old would suddenly die of the flu without previous symptoms and under sudden circumstances.[6]

Some have noticed inconsistencies in the news reporting of Payton's death, such as whether the cause was attributed to encephalitis or meningitis.[7]

Among those who speculate that Payton has been potentially murdered, some, especially those who affiliate with QAnon, have theorized that swine flu is man-made and thus was intentionally deployed in this circumstance to kill her.[8]

While some have hypothesized that Payton's death may be attributed to a flu shot, this is extremely unlikely, as Payton had previously spoke in strong opposition to vaccines.[9]

Legacy

An obituary by staff members from The Federalist was written on December 28, 2018 to commemorate Payton for her positivity, compassion, and deep Christian faith.[1]

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