John, have you heard of Gavin Newsom’s new plan to end the COVID pandemic?

He wants to “stop the spread of” COVID related “misinformation” by labeling conservative media sites like Fox News, One America News, Newsmax, and Steve Bannon’s War Room “propaganda machines” and eliminate them from the conversation.

Of course, “stop the spread of misinformation” is just a fancy way of saying “censor the truth.”

Because the truth is the only thing standing in his way of turning free-thinking individuals like you and me into government sheep.

And I don’t know about you, but I certainly haven’t forgotten about all the other similar schemes Newsom and his leftist cronies have executed to eliminate your right to free thought, free expression, and freedom of association.

So, before Newsom tries to take me and all his other critics off the airwaves, I want to give you a quick update on some of most urgent First Amendment lawsuits.

Case Update #1: O’Handley v. Padilla – Twitter Lawsuit

While Twitter allows terrorist cells like the Taliban and international thugs like Vladimir Putin to freely spread anti-American propaganda, they actively suppress the voices of patriotic American citizens.

That’s why it’s vital we hold Twitter and Sen. Alex Padilla accountable for censoring Rogan O’Handley, a patriotic American who dared to call for an audit of the 2020 election.

A few weeks ago, the district court ruled against us, but that won’t stop us.

Thanks to your support, we’re taking this important case to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Please stay tuned for more important information on this case.

Case Update #2: Brach v. Newsom – Right to Send Kids to In-Person Schools

As a quick reminder, this is our case to restore parents’ right to decide where and how to educate their children– not the nameless, faceless bureaucracies and school boards.

At the start of the COVID pandemic, Gov. Newsom unconstitutionally shut down more than 80% of California schools – including public and private schools.

So, we sued him… and we WON.

The bad news is that the Ninth Circuit Court then granted Newsom’s request to rehear the case.

We recently re-argued the case and are now waiting to hear a decision from the en banc Ninth Circuit.

Case Update #3: Mahoney v. U.S. Capitol Police Board – Freedom of Speech

This is our lawsuit against the U.S. Capitol Police Board arising from its unconstitutional censorship of free speech.

For decades, Rev. Patrick Mahoney hosted peaceful prayer gatherings outside the U.S. Capitol to pray for peace, reconciliation, healing…

…but now the U.S. Capitol Police Board refuses to allow Rev. Mahoney to gather outside the Capitol with others to pray.

This month, we filed a motion for preliminary injunction in federal court asking the court protect Rev. Mahoney’s free speech rights – the Capitol Police Board already denied Rev. Mahoney’s permit application to host a Good Friday prayer vigil. We are asking the court to allow the Good Friday prayer vigil to happen.

The court will rule on this motion in the next few weeks.

Over the next few weeks, my team and I will continue to keep you updated on these and other cases.

Each of these lawsuits is critically important to defending the First Amendment and preventing tyrants like Gov. Newsom, Big Tech CEOs, and feckless government agencies from seizing more control over our lives.

In the meantime, please continue to help us win these and all our civil liberty lawsuits by sending a tax-deductible gift of $35 or more to the Center for American Liberty today.

Thank you for your continued support!

Sincerely,