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Don Lemon has been an enemy of the Magga movement for quite some time. He's disliked by

the Trump administration. That doesn't matter. What matters here is he was being a journalist

who is doing his job and has now been arrested for doing his job.

Ah, yes, MS-13, BNC, Don Lennon, award-winning journalist doing his job as a protester and a rioter and disrupting a church service in violation of the First Amendment, hardly a defender of the First Amendment.

Bomb, bum, bum, bum, bomb, bomb, bomb.

Hang on.

You may remember a left-wing radical extremist who worked for the racist Barack Obama named John Favro.

John Favro.

He has a Twitter account, and he's very upset about Don LaMond.

John Favro, he tweeted out, listen to this now, because they're really in their souls, they are totalitarian.

They're communists, which there's very little daylight between the communists and the fascists.

The fascists of Adolf Hitler called themselves the Socialist Workers Party of Germany, just by the way.

Another job done on history by the left, you know, in academia and the New York Times.

Oh, really?

The Nazis were called the Socialist Workers Party?

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