“She’s progressively gotten more aggressive and I feel like she’s trying to be controversial,” says 21-year-old porn star Janice Griffith. “Being a sex worker people look down on us, we’re stereotyped and put into these rigid boxes of who they think we are and what we do, and now she’s doing that to other people. I expected better from her.”

The 42-year-old ex-porn star clearly appears happy to embrace the controversy of her alt-right views. She idolizes Ann Coulter (“I want to be her when I grow up”) and the illuminati-obsessed Paul Joseph Watson, has called Iran “a cancer,” regularly shares anti-Muslim scare stories, and even tweets anti-Semitic conspiracy theories about George Soros funding cabals of liberals (the irony is apparently lost on her). She even trolled Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), who is a Muslim, into blocking her on Twitter—before declaring him “anti semetic” for doing so.

“She’s a minority too: she’s a woman and she was an adult performer. She’s also been harassed so I don’t understand why she can’t relate to other minorities,” says Kayy. “For me, it’s very important to not be complicit when it comes to race, bigotry or homophobia. You have to be active in fighting it.”

As a fellow mother, Alana Evans, vice president of APAG (Adult Performers Actors Guild) and an active porn star, understands that being pregnant can be stressful and worries about Jameson’s condition. “When you’re pregnant you can’t always do other things, but it’s not healthy for a woman in this stage of her pregnancy to be engaging in arguments with people,” says Evans. “I would love to come over, turn the phone off, rub her belly and say it’s okay, we’re not going to talk to anyone until these babies are out… because she’s gone off the deep end.”