🎓 Harvard Threatens Lawsuit Over Free Speech — But Is Silence Speech? Harvard University is reportedly preparing to sue the federal government, claiming First Amendment violations after funding threats tied to campus protests over the Israel-Hamas war. But the JSA2026 campaign has one question: How can you claim free speech protection… over what you didn’t say? Here’s the situation: The administration’s pressure isn’t about punishing student protests—it’s about holding elite institutions accountable for failing to denounce antisemitism in the wake of growing hate. Jewish students have faced intimidation, threats, and isolation. And while universities like Harvard have fiercely defended the right to protest, many have remained silent in the face of targeted harassment. 📣 JSA2026 Official Statement: “Free speech protections were never meant to shield cowardice. Harvard isn’t under fire for student protests—it’s under fire for institutional silence as Jewish students were vilified. You can’t hide behind the First Amendment while abandoning moral leadership. That’s not free speech. That’s failure.” If Harvard proceeds, the lawsuit may argue that the government retaliated against protected speech by threatening funding. But let’s be clear: this isn’t a defense of speech—it’s a deflection from refusing to lead. It’s time for universities to stop hiding behind legal jargon and start standing for all students. #Harvard #FreeSpeech #JSA2026 #CampusProtests #Antisemitism #FirstAmendment #BETTRNews #DefundIvies #MoralCowardice 🔗 Full story & campaign stance: www.BETTRsm.com 📅 April 23, 2025 📞 Campaign Contact: (516) 586-0660 📧 jaysarnold@icloud.com 🗽 "I’m not a good candidate. I’m the right one."