Princeton professor and MSNBC contributor Eddie Glaude Jr. just dropped a real gem on Deadline: White House, labeling President Donald Trump a boil that represents the sickness in America. This inflammatory rhetoric came while dissecting a now-deleted social media post featuring caricatures of Barack and Michelle Obama—apparently too spicy for the platform overlords. Glaude’s boil metaphor isn’t just hyperbolic; it’s a classic leftist trope painting Trump and his supporters as a festering wound on the body politic, conveniently ignoring the actual pus-filled abscesses like skyrocketing crime in blue cities or the Biden-Harris border catastrophe. It’s the same playbook: demonize the opposition to justify censorship and control, all while real threats like gang violence and cartel incursions rage unchecked.
For the 2A community, this is a flashing red warning light. Glaude’s sickness narrative echoes the anti-gun zealots who frame law-abiding firearm owners as societal tumors needing lancing—think Beto’s hell yes, we’re coming for your AR-15s or the post-Parkland media blitz equating rifles with racism. When elites like Glaude reduce half the country to a disease, it greases the skids for policies that treat self-defense as pathology: red flag laws, ATF overreach, and endless calls for assault weapon bans. Trump’s resilience against such smears underscores why the Second Amendment endures as the ultimate check on elite boils—armed citizens ensure no professor’s fever dream becomes law. The deleted post? Just another casualty of Big Tech’s selective hygiene, purging conservative humor while letting anti-2A vitriol fester.
The implications ripple into 2024: as election rhetoric heats up, expect more sickness talk to fuel gun-grab agendas disguised as public health. 2A patriots, take note—Glaude’s boil isn’t Trump; it’s the intellectual rot dismissing 400 million firearms in civilian hands as anything but a bulwark against tyranny. Stay vigilant, stock up legally, and vote like your rights depend on it, because in their fevered worldview, they do.
