Jeffrey Epstein’s Former Lawyer Slams Food
Dershowitz Considers Lawsuit Over Pierogi Refusal
Alan Dershowitz, former lawyer to Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump, claims a food vendor on Martha’s Vineyard refused to serve him pierogi due to his political views.
Posting on Rumble, he said, “I just want to shop freely at farmers market without politics interfering.”
Dershowitz approached the Good Pierogi stall and was allegedly told, “We have plenty of pierogi. I just won’t sell them to you… I don’t approve of your politics.” He said police sided with the vendor and called the incident “McCarthyism of the left.”
He told Newsweek, “I will be petitioning the farmers market to grant booths only to venders who are willing to sell all customers regardless of religion, race or political views.” If denied, he may sue.
Critics argue that political affiliation isn’t legally protected. As ex-DA Matthew Mangino noted, “Politics and his work are not a basis to sue for discrimination.”
