Regular MSNBC guest and justice correspondent for The Nation Elie Mystal claimed on Tuesday that virtually all laws passed prior to 1965 should be considered “presumptively unconstitutional.”
Mystal made the assertion during a conversation on the ABC midday talk show “The View” while discussing his new book, “Bad Law: Ten Popular Laws That Are Ruining America” — and he argued that any law passed prior to the 1965 Voting Rights Act should be thrown out because until that law passed, “we were an apartheid country.”
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Guest on “The View” says all laws before 1965 should be ruled null and void: “Why should I give a f*** about some law that some old White man passed in the 1920s?” pic.twitter.com/x4Y6veWgFg
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