
How I Took Arthur Bloom, a Vile Antisemite, to Court, and Won
This case sends a clear message: “Free speech” is not a license to fabricate lies, and the First Amendment is not a safe harbor for antisemitic defamation dressed up as opinion. The jury didn’t buy Bloom’s “it’s an opinion” defense. It found liability. It found actual malice. It awarded compensatory damages. And it awarded punitive damages.








