An activist who has posted online that “evil Jews run the world” has endorsed Eric Jones, the Democratic candidate for Congress in California’s 4th Congressional District. Adina Flores, a self-described “civil rights” advocate, made the endorsement on Facebook, where she also described Sonoma County as controlled by “the gay Jewish mafia.”
In her Facebook video, Flores said: “But we’re literally run by the gay Jewish mafia — the Zionists in Sonoma County. The Jews still run the world. That’s where we’re at.” She added that “All our money gets sent to Israel, but nobody wants to talk about that.”
Flores has also posted similar views elsewhere. In an August Instagram post, she wrote that “Evil Jews run the world through Masonic Lodges.” In another post earlier this year, she criticized LGBTQ+ indoctrination in schools, saying “I wasn’t doing any of the wokeness. I stood up for conservative parents… If your child is in public school, please remove them because they’re going to be gay and retarded. Thank you, Santa Rosa schools.”
What Jones Said
When asked about Flores’ online comments, Jones’ campaign responded. A campaign spokesperson told Fox News Digital: “I firmly condemn any and all hate toward our Jewish and LGBTQ+ communities. It has no place in our district. My wife is Jewish. We are raising our kids in a Jewish household. I’m a fierce advocate for our public schools and educators. And I have zero tolerance for hateful commentary toward my neighbors or my family.”
Jones has listed three main priorities on his website: ending corruption, lowering the cost of living, and resource sustainability in government. His campaign has attracted endorsements from progressive groups Indivisible and Our Revolution, tied to Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt.
Flores praised Jones’ promise to be a voice for survivors of sexual misconduct, thanking him as “one of the only candidates… talking about this very critical issue.”
Flores Defends Her Posts
After Fox News Digital contacted Flores, she posted on Instagram calling herself a “private citizen” whose accounts are “not monetized.” She wrote: “My views are mine & mine alone. I am an unpaid advocate & have never been paid to support a political candidate,” and “F— your gangs! It’s really that simple!”
Flores has over 144,000 followers on Instagram. She has also claimed to be a whistleblower who was forced out of government over COVID-19 mask mandates and information shared with parents. In her posts, she called Democrats and Republicans “two sides of the same bird” and said the “real puppet master” was Freemasons, noting “This is not a conspiracy. And that is who is pulling the narrative of both sides — red and blue.”
The Campaign’s Response
Jones’ campaign has kept the message focused on his record and his wife’s background. The spokesperson’s statement pointed directly at Flores’ views while framing Jones as the opposite — a candidate whose family includes a Jewish wife and children raised in a Jewish household.
The endorsement itself is straightforward: Flores is supporting Jones for Congress in California’s 4th District. The context around it is unusual — an activist who has publicly said Jews control the world now stands behind him.
KEY FACTS BOX:
– Endorser: Adina Flores, activist and self-described “civil rights” advocate
– Endorsed candidate: Eric Jones, Democratic candidate for California’s 4th Congressional District
– Flores’ Instagram followers: 144,000+
– Flores’ posts: “Evil Jews run the world through Masonic Lodges”; “I wasn’t doing any of the wokeness. I stood up for conservative parents… If your child is in public school, please remove them because they’re going to be gay and retarded. Thank you, Santa Rosa schools”
The endorsement raises a question about what Jones knows about Flores and what he thinks of her history. The campaign’s response was immediate and pointed, but it does not change the fact that a candidate with national ambitions now has a supporter who has publicly said Jews run the world.
Where the paper stands
The paper backs neither Adina Flores nor Eric Jones on this issue and says so plainly, judging candidates instead by their record on individual freedom, small business, and avoiding concentrations of power, not by any endorsement they receive. The paper has no party and backs no team, only the positions it holds. Here is where it stands on each candidate.
Flores has posted repeatedly that Jews run the world and that Sonoma County is controlled by “the gay Jewish mafia.” She has called for removing children from public school because they will be gay and retarded. Those posts are her own, and she describes herself as an unpaid advocate, but she is a recognized voice in the community and her reach runs into the tens of thousands. Her words are hateful, and the paper has no patience for them.
Jones responded quickly when asked about Flores. He condemned hate directed at Jewish and LGBTQ+ communities, said his wife is Jewish and his children are raised in a Jewish household, and said he has zero tolerance for hateful commentary toward his neighbors or his family. That response matches his campaign’s stated priorities of ending corruption, lowering the cost of living, and resource sustainability in government. But it does not address whether he knew about Flores before she endorsed him or whether he has spoken with her since.
Source material: “Dem House hopeful endorsed by activist who said 'evil Jews run the world',” Fox News.
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