Far-Left Pundit Exaggerates Self-Worth,
Hires Security So Trump Admin Can’t
Snatch Him Off the Street
Posted By: Hazymac, 4/6/2025 9:54:58 AM
Elie Mystal, a far-left columnist for The Nation, is so petrified of the Trump administration snatching him off the street because of his articles that he has allegedly hired security to keep him safe. This, according to Mystal himself. The author of the new book "Bad Law: Ten Popular Laws That Are Ruining America" appeared with Charlamagne the God on "The Breakfast Club" late last week and promptly demonstrated little to no grasp of current law. Mystal is not an illegal immigrant (he was born in Queens, and his father was a prominent political figure in Suffolk County, New York—a legal Haitian migrant), nor does he have a student visa.
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Elie is afraid he's going to be snatched off the street! Well, maybe that's going to happen. If I were he, I'd be worried, hearing footsteps, because I'd know I was guilty of something ... like writing for The Nation. Fear fear fear. Wallow in it, fool.