The mass censorship campaign chronicled in this essay was personal for some of us in right-of-center media. For me, it meant getting locked out of my X (then Twitter account) for more than a year. Why? Because in March 2022 I posted that Rachel Levine, the second-highest ranking official in Biden's HHS, who dresses as a woman and calls himself a "trans woman," is in fact a man, and always will be. At the time, Twitter labeled that "hateful conduct" and locked me out of my account. I really only use the account in a professional capacity, as a senior editor at @FDRLST. So getting locked out wasn't some small thing. But in order to unlock my account, Twitter wanted me to delete the post. According to Twitter, doing so would be an acknowledgment that I had engaged in hateful conduct, and I could get my account back. I refused. More than a year went by, and I created a anon account just to be able to monitor the news cycle and easily open links on Signal chats. Eventually, Elon Musk bought Twitter and someone I know who had access to him personally intervened on my behalf. I never got any notice, but one day I tried to open my account and it was unlocked. There was never any acknowledgement from Twitter (now X) that I my account had even been locked or that any action had been taken. This is how the censorship regime works. You often don't know you're being censored, there is no record of it, and no acknowledgement that it ever even happened. But I know, as do my @FDRLST colleagues who have had our worked censored, throttled, shadow-banned, and de-monetized for YEARS under the censorship regime of the Biden years. And make no mistake, it isn't gone. As soon as a Democrat occupies the White House again, the censorship will come roaring back, worse than before. Count on it.