How is that a conspiracy? I'm not alleging that you're materially helping her or anything like that, just that like other right wingers you'd probably like to see that happen.
I think a lot of dolts see the response to their CTs and think, "man, that's some bullshit that people just call my deeply thought-through case for elites running a child-sex-trafficking ring by calling it a 'conspiracy theory.' And it works! Everyone just laughs at me. Maybe if I call everything I don't like a conspiracy theory, that will make people laugh at it?" There's not much thought that goes into *why* people dismiss crackpot CTs.
I think a good starting point is clutch hitting in baseball. For over a hundred years after it became a pro sport, people thought of the game as a drama where sometimes, at key moments, some players "step up" and through their great striving and willpower, perform great athletic feats to win the game. Then people started to think about it. If someone hits .333, does that mean that he gets exactly 1/3rd of a hit every time up? No. Sometimes, he'll get four straight, and sometimes, he'll get out 10 times in a row, etc. Is there any sign at all that the actual observed situational stats differ from what we'd expect if clutch-hitting didn't exist? No. There's no evidence that certain players have the ability to just better when the situation is more important. But a lot of people have a hard time getting their minds around that. Our brains aren't designed to get to the truth. It takes discipline, learning, and commitment to get past our natural flaws and try to align with reality.
In world events, variation isn't random in the same way, but it is kind of random in another way. A random dipshit loser in Dallas can kill the president, a bunch of bumbling terrorists can take down the WTC, etc. Or on another level, media coverage might not line up with your preferences for reasons that are unrelated to an effort to fool everyone into disagreeing with you, policy might be bad even though policymakers are trying their best, etc.