Biden Admin’s Former Disinformation Chief Targets House Subcommittees Tasked With Oversight of Feds

The former disinformation chief of the Biden administration’s short-lived information-vetting program has joined a nonprofit organization that attacks Republicans for questioning the credibility of appointed disinformation gatekeepers.

Nina Jankowicz, the former head of the Department of Homeland Security’s disbanded Disinformation Governance Board (DGB), which was shut down in August 2022 amid controversy over its potential weaponization, is now the executive officer and co-founder of the American Sunlight Project (ASP).

The ASP’s stated mission is to “expose deceptive information practices,” “educate the public about the threats,” and “engage with policymakers to return truth to our national discourse,” according to its website.

In a letter on behalf of the ASP to committee and subcommittee chairmen Reps. Jim Jordan (R–Ohio), Dan Bishop (R-N.C.), and James Comer (R-Ky.), Ms. Jankowicz criticized the conservative congressman for what she said was using government resources to go after “independent technology researchers” and “misconstrue their work.”

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