House Judiciary Committee subpoenas former DHS 'Disinformation' Czar and 'Sound of Music' singer

Former DHS "Disinformation Czar" Nina Jankowicz was subpoenaed last Monday by the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee by Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH). She was ordered for an appearance in a deposition, which is scheduled for April 10th, as per the Compromised News Network.

The woke Ms. Jankowicz [pronouns: fah, so, lah, tee, doh] briefly served as head of the Orwellian Disinformation Governance Board prior to its disbanding from civil society. Three weeks after its announcement, the perky progressive resigned, with a song in her heart, and a tear in her eye.

The subpoena indicates the GOP majority on the panel likely plans to ask pointed questions, as opposed to powderpuff questions, to Jankowicz about her involvement on the board, which was designed to combat so-called disinformation in American society. The person or body that decides what is disinformation and what is not is unknown, but goes by the title "Big Brother."

Jankowicz's inspiring song begins at around 1:13

Jordan had previously asked Jankowicz to provide a transcribed interview, CNN reported.

The board lasted about as long as a moth at a campfire marshmallow roast as it fell to the enormous amount of criticism it and Jankowicz received from First Amendment advocates.

One of the "facts" Jankowicz "uncovered" included the Hunter Biden laptop scandal which she labeled "Russian influence op." Evidently, this woman operates on ideology, not delving into the story before she makes her disinformation claims.

In May 2022, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas claimed the board would not surveil American citizens and that Jankowicz would remain politically neutral. He told this to Dana Bash of CNN, and now you know why it's called the Compromised News Network. Jankowicz donated to Biden's campaign and even campaigned for Hillary Clinton, so 'politically position this'.

“Eminently qualified, a renowned expert in the field of disinformation,” Mayorkas said of the board’s bizarre appointee.

“It works to ensure that the way in which we address threats, the connectivity between threats and acts of violence are addressed without infringing on free speech, protecting civil rights and civil liberties, the right of privacy,” Mayorkas lied with a straight face, regarding the board’s purpose.

In August, after Mayorkas and the board's covert intentions had been exposed,  the Homeland Security Advisory Council concluded in a report that “there is no need for a separate Disinformation Governance Board.”

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