Kyle Rittenhouse, who killed two men and wounded a third, shares a video of people shouting him down because he survives as a bullshit second amendment martyr.

Cheerful for a guy being reminded he killed two people, Kyle Rittenhouse shares this video because he thinks it makes him a Second Amendment hero. — Read the rest

Kyle Rittenhouse suddenly bolted off a stage when faced with questions from a Black man at the University of Memphis. Yes, this is the same chap known for blubbering his way out of a guilty conviction after killing two people with an AR-15-style rifle at a BLM demonstration in Kenosha, Wisconsin. — Read the rest

I often write about both video games and politics, but today is one of the first times I've found those two interests aligned- and I wish they weren't. Do you ever run across a piece of media that's just evil? Something with vibes so wrong that it makes your stomach churn? — Read the rest

Kyle Rittenhouse became a MAGA celebrity when he shot and killed two men — 36-year-old Joseph Rosenbaum and 26-year-old Anthony Huber — with an AR-15 style rifle at a protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 2020. He was 17 at the time. — Read the rest

Kyle Rittenhouse shot and killed two people during an anti-police-brutality demonstration in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 2020. Rittenhouse, then 17, had traveled across state lines with an AR-15 rifle to answer a far-right call for "patriots willing to take up arms and defend [our] City tonight from the evil thugs." — Read the rest

Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted of murder after taking an illegally-purchased rifle to a protest and killing two men who confronted him. But he doesn't seem eager to face the civil lawsuits that come with the territory: he's evading attempts to serve him legal papers, say attorneys in the case, and no-one will admit knowing where he is. — Read the rest

A lawsuit can proceed against Kyle Rittenhouse, who became a MAGA hero for shooting to death two people during a 2020 protest, ruled a federal judge in Wisconsin.

John Huber, the father of Anthony Huber, who Rittenhouse shot and killed when he was 17, filed the civil rights lawsuit. — Read the rest

Gun-totin' Kyle Rittenhouse is pouting after another event venue canceled on him. The MAGA darling accused of killing two men with an AR-15 style weapon at a protest (but was found not guilty of murder) thinks it's "unfair" that nobody wants him to speak on their stage. — Read the rest

There's nothing that young women leaders like more than to be told by a man what kind of man they should be attracted to. Thankfully, there was a man at the Young Women's Leadership Summit telling them what kind of man they should be attracted to, and he even had MAGA heartthrob Kyle Rittenhouse on stage as the exemplar of the kind of man they should be attracted to. — Read the rest

MAGA darling Kyle Rittenhouse posed as a silk purse last week, boasting on The Charlie Kirk podcast that he'd be attending Texas A&M University. But the university says they did not admit the young gentleman — who in 2020 at age 17 used an AR-15-style semi-automatic to kill two people and shoot a third at a Black Lives Matter protest — as a student, according to Dallas Morning News. — Read the rest

Killer and Republican fundraising tool Kyle Rittenhouse is front and center in a dog-and-pony show for Trump NFTs.

Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted of murdering two people. He recently announced that he plans to sue people like Whoopie Goldberg, LeBron James, and Joe Biden for calling him a murderer, calling his trial tears fake, and claiming he has ties to white supremacists. — Read the rest

All your favorite patriots are speaking at Turning Point USA's America Fest. As an added treat, conservative hero Kyle Rittenhouse was added to the roster. I can't wait for Mr. Rittenhouse to tell the audience that he supports BLM. That should go over well. — Read the rest

In the aftermath of the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict, fans of the young gun-toter have reportedly been celebrating his freedom with shots of Rittenhouse Rye — one of my personal go-to whiskeys!

This practice has already reached a point where it's become a bit of a PR crisis for Heaven Hill Brands, which owns Rittenhouse Rye. — Read the rest

Immediately after Kyle Rittenhouse was found not guilty for killing two unarmed men with an assault rifle, another battle ensued — this time over his $2 million bail money. Rittenhouse (with defense attorney Mark Richards) filed to have the teen receive the money, according to Daily Beast, but pro-Trump attorney and Qanon conspiracist Lin Wood says it rightfully belongs to him. — Read the rest

A verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse has been reached: the 18-year-old Proud Boy sympathizer was found not guilty on all charges.

In other words, it is okay in the US (if you are white) to have your mama drop you off across state lines with an AR-15-style rifle, attend an anti-racism protest with other gun-toters with the intent of protecting the businesses (rather than the protestors), and murder two unarmed people. — Read the rest

Florida man Matt Gaetz, known for his fondness for young'uns, has his eyes on Kyle Rittenhouse, the boy on trial for "allegedly" murdering two people and seriously wounding a third.

"Kyle Rittenhouse would probably make a pretty good congressional intern," the congressman said with passion as he spoke to Newsmax on Wednesday. — Read the rest

The New York Times has an unusually cozy relationship with white nationalists. The paper has a long history of normalizing neo-Nazis ("In person, his Midwestern manners would please anyone's mother") and downplaying the dangers of 20th century Nazis ("Hitler's anti-Semitism was not so violent or genuine as it sounded."). — Read the rest

"The Kyle Rittenhouse trial was a total and complete shit show today," Brett Meiselas of MeidasTouch says (video below), before presenting us with some of the trial's unhinged — as well as unjust — highlights.

A couple of the slapstick moments include the Stan Laurel-style crocodile tears of bad "crisis actor" Kyle Rittenhouse, and a seemingly biased judge who was interrupted by his phone with a ringtone that happened to be "God Bless the USA" — a Trump rally standard. — Read the rest

"Why did the Kenosha police shoot Jacob Blake seven times? Because they ran out of bullets."

On the third day of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, the judge dismissed a juror who joked with a courtroom deputy about why Kenosha police shot Jacob Blake, the incident that prompted the civil unrest during which Rittenhouse shot three people, killing two of them.