Jonathan Gross
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Jonathan Gross
@Jon_Gross
Rabbi, attorney, shomer Shabbos. Fighting for God, Torah, free speech and other constitutional rights for all Americans. Free J6ers.
There are moments in life when you find out who people really are. When I was arrested, everything changed overnight. I had spent my time, my energy, and honestly my entire life advocating for January 6 defendants who were still sitting in prison. I wasn’t thinking about myself. I wasn’t building a safety net. I wasn’t preparing for my own fight. And when it finally came — I had nothing. No money. No plan. Just the reality that I was now in the same position as the people I had been trying to help. That’s when Jonathan Gross stepped in. He didn’t know if it would benefit him. He didn’t ask what he’d gain. He didn’t treat me like a headline. He reached out and offered to represent me for free. I remember being stunned. In a moment when everything felt uncertain, that offer felt like someone throwing you a rope when you’re drowning. It wasn’t just legal help — it was someone showing they actually cared. And that’s who Jonathan is. He’s not just an attorney. He’s a rabbi. A man grounded in faith. Someone committed to Shabbat, to Torah principles, and to defending free speech and constitutional rights — not just in theory, but in real life, when it matters. During the January 6 cases, a lot of lawyers passed through. Very few actually dug in, asked hard questions, and took the time to understand what really happened. Jonathan did. He treated people like human beings — not case numbers. That’s rare. Now Jonathan has left the DOJ and is in private practice, and I think people should know exactly the kind of person he is — because when I had nothing, he stepped forward anyway. That’s not just a good lawyer. That’s a good man. If you’re looking for someone who actually cares, who prepares, and who is willing to fight — Jonathan Gross is someone worth knowing. “To excuse everything afterwards is to permit everything in advance.” — @Jon_Gross Some favors you don’t forget. This is one of them.
A step in the right direction, but I won't forgive or forget what the ADL did to Charlie Kirk and TPUSA.
Never forget that Democrats campaigned on prosecuting J6ers for four years and were overwhelmingly rejected by the American people!
Alright #J6. I guess I need to cave and take donations. My truck and my mower both took a massive dump. I will post a givesendgo soon. I really did not want to do this.
🇺🇸 I’ve had people asking me today, “Ryan, I thought you dropped out of the race?” Here’s my answer: I did. I heard the feedback and thought maybe I was running against the wrong guy. I took a step back… until I heard @RepNateMoran speak in person last night in Tyler. Boy, am I glad I went. 🔥 I made a video today, standing in front of my Elect Ryan Nichols for Congress signs, addressing what I saw at that town hall and why I’m throwing my name BACK into the race for TX-01—for good. Moran doesn’t deserve that congressional seat. He’s not listening to East Texans, dismissing due process, and disrespecting the very people he’s supposed to represent. I’m here to give the voice of the people back to District 1. 🗣️ If TX-01 doesn’t want me, they’ll vote for Moran. But we’ll let the voters decide. From this point on, I’m here to stay. Who’s ready to fight for real representation? Let’s do this! 💪 #RyanNicholsForCongress #TX01 #MakeEastTexasGreatAgain #AmericaFirst #EastTexasVoice #VoterChoice #J6Fighter #ViralTruth
These two photographs are separated by only 66 years.