“America is under threat from ideologies that are eroding our founding principles. The American way of life, including federalism, free speech, and the rule of law, is being undermined and distorted by Big Government, Big Tech, and Big Media. The America First Policy Institute established the Constitutional Litigation Partnership to restore the most fundamental rights of all Americans. The Partnership will fight to rebuild a government that is of the people, for the people, and by the people” harks the “Constitutional Litigation Partnership” at TakeOnBigTech.com.

More prominent than the “mission statement” (?) section are the “STORE” and “DONATE” buttons. The “GET INVOLVED” button brings up a modal version of the very same contact form that is immediately below the single paragraph. This contact form might as well be the “DONATE” button as users who fill it out are dooming themselves to endless emails and text messages shaking them down for donations – ostensibly for the effort to sue Facebook, Google, and Twitter for having the temerity to ban racist right wing propaganda from their platforms – but more likely in actuality a slush fund supporting the former president and his minions’ lavish lifestyles.

The arrow buttons on the hero image rotate to seven links embedded within the images that are nearly in chronological order. From right, they are a Facebook post by the America First Policy Institute dated July 20th, the exact same Facebook post but dated July 22nd on the link image, a link to a Newsweek editorial by some mental patient former Trump White House lawyer, a Rumble video of Trump’s July 7th press conference announcing the lawsuit, Trump’s WSJ editorial announcing the suit, and – we shit you not – a link to Tuesday’s New York Post article on Trump asking a Florida judge to force YouTube to reinstate his banned channel.

So to recap, the entire site is – objectively speaking – links to recycled content and ways to give money to enrich Trump and those pretending to work for him, plus one 78-word long paragraph.