Left-wing conspiracy
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See also Right-wing conspiracy.
Left-wing conspiracy refers to an alleged network of political liberals who seek to discredit conservative politics.
By definition, the left-wing conspiracy theory centers on what right-wing conservatives feel is an underground effort by socialist and communist operatives to, over a long period of time, bring about a Marxist society one small piece at a time[citation needed].
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