I’m sorry if you’re a Republican and don’t want to hear this but the National Debt is $3.6 Trillion higher than when Trump took office 18 months ago. Here’s the 90 second speech I gave the night they passed the Big Bankruptcy Bill.

Do the corrupt congresspeople who participate in sending Americans’ tax dollars overseas to kill schoolchildren and are largely responsible for the affordability crisis actually think this “pull yourself up by your bootstraps” rhetoric is going to go over well with voters?

The most dangerous thing during the pandemic wasn't asking difficult questions. It was pretending those questions didn't deserve to be asked. Google-censored film, COVID Collateral, features the scientists who answered the questions Tony Fauci didn’t. #COVIDCollateral# @JeninYounesEsq @paulthacker11 @michaelpsenger

I’m not a progressive; my overriding philosophy with respect to governance of the country is not political, but constitutional. I would probably call myself a federalist in that I think the least bad way for this country to work is through state’s rights and, broadly speaking, I’m anti-expansion of the federal government and ideally would like to significantly curtail its powers. BUT I found myself on the edge of my seat last night hoping Al-Sayed would win because after Platner and Massie debacles I needed some hope that Zionists can’t buy every election. End Zionist supremacy first; the rest can come later.

ADC President and legal director @JeninYounesEsq joins @cenkuygur to discuss the federal investigation into New York’s Poetica Coffee after the café barred Rep. Dan Goldman over his support for Israel's genocide in Gaza.

Eyal Yakoby was outed by Time as an unregistered agent of Israel, paid for this content by the Israeli Foreign Ministry through Brad Parscale's Clock Tower X No one person could produce industrial grade content like this It's an obvious team effort scripted by Israel

Can someone please explain to me why TF Americans aren’t apoplectic that determinations about who’s allowed into the country are predicated on whether they criticize a FOREIGN COUNTRY and the Secretary of State practically gloats about it. You can criticize our own country as much as you like—as should be the case— but say mean things about Israel and no visa for you. What more evidence do you need that the executive branch is comprised almost entirely of puppets acting on behalf of Israel? (Not to mention Congress which is hardly better)

Yes Nancy, I just took a case to the Supreme Court challenging government censorship of dissenting Covid views— including censorship of the lab leak theory— on behalf of my former clients, including NIH director @DrJBhattacharya and @MartinKulldorff. Also worked on a federal investigation into said censorship that uncovered much of the evidence about it. You can read about it and my involvement here: and here: Sorry I didn’t mention it in this particular post though, which was about something else

Iran should offer Israel a deal: You get rid of your nuclear weapons, and we’ll stop any attempts to pursue them. Back it up with routine neutral inspections in both countries. If you don’t think Israel’s leaders are as crazy as the mullahs are, look up the Samson Option and get back to me.

The search of journalist Max Blumenthal's (@MaxBlumenthal) smartphones at Customs and Border Protection should not be permitted under the First and Fourth Amendments. Read why (link below):

2. “ADC has no issue with laws enacted to prevent students from unlawful discrimination. But that’s not what AB 715 is. The law was intentionally crafted to discourage teachers and students from discussing historical facts about Palestinians’ ties to their land; about Israel’s occupation and genocide of the Palestinian people; and conversations recognizing Palestinians’ humanity for fear of punishment. The First Amendment does not tolerate limits on the type of speech AB 715 has successfully chilled.” - ADC President and Legal Director @JeninYounesEsq

Statement from ADC President @JeninYounesEsq on the Supreme Court’s Birthright Citizenship Decision: “Today’s decision is a victory for the Constitution of the United States. The Supreme Court was right to reject President Trump’s attempt to rewrite birthright citizenship by executive order. Since 1868, the 14th Amendment has guaranteed that “all persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States.” That guarantee was reaffirmed by the Supreme Court in United States v. Wong Kim Ark in 1898, and has been respected as precedent for well over a century. As Chief Justice Roberts wrote for the majority, the Citizenship Clause grants citizenship to children born in the United States who are subject to the power and laws of this country. It does not condition citizenship on a child’s parents’ immigration status. Those terms appear in President Trump’s executive order. They do not appear in the 14th Amendment because they do not decide who belongs under the Constitution. Justice Roberts explained, “Citizenship, then and now, was the right to have rights,” including the right “to freely participate in our political community.” The Framers of the 14th Amendment rejected narrow definitions of citizenship and extended its protection to “every free-born person in this land.” Today, the Court kept that promise. No president has the authority to decide that some children born in America are less American because of who their parents are, where they come from, or what immigration status they hold. Citizenship is a constitutional guarantee, not a privilege to be granted or withdrawn by executive order. The 14th Amendment was written in the aftermath of slavery to ensure that no government official could create permanent castes of belonging and exclusion. ADC welcomes this decision and will continue to fight any effort to undermine the Constitution of this nation.”