Kyle Rittenhouse Now Has An Official Twitter Account – The Hate Has Started Invading

However, these comments are completely unfounded. Kyle Rittenhouse and his attorney Mark Richards have taken to the Twitter space to quash any speculation that Kyle has an interest in speaking or appearing at political events.

Richards says Kyle doesn’t want to be used as “political football”.

On December 1, more than a hundred protesters demanded that Arizona State University bar Rittenhouse, even though he wasn’t even registered at the university.

“More than 100 protesters gathered in the courtyard of Arizona State University’s Nelson Center for the Fine Arts on Wednesday demanding ASU bar Kyle Rittenhouse, even though ASU officials say Rittenhouse is not registered and has not yet applied to enter. study,” Arizona PBS report.

“The whole group chanted ‘Killer Kyle off our campus!'” When they met a crowd of roughly the same size Rittenhouse supporters, who responded with chants of ‘Let’s go, Brandon ,’ a conservative rallying cry was used as an audience for swearing at President Joe Biden,” the report continued.

Rittenhouse, 18, has been “studying nursing” online at ASU. He later said in an interview that he plans to sign up for in-person classes at the school.

The extreme left smeared Rittenhouse, even though he didn’t even show up on campus. Students for Socialism ASU took action against him.

“Allowing Kyle Rittenhouse on campus would allow far-right people, mostly white men like those here, to harass minority students and gain access to campus,” said Daniel Lopez, a researcher. organized a demonstration from the group Students for Socialism at Arizona State University, said. “Our event today shows that it’s important to stand up for this, stand up for these people as a close-knit community.”

Rittenhouse had previously denied that he was a “white supremacist”, and blamed a photo of him with a member of the Proud Boys on his former attorneys John Pierce. and Lin Wood. Rittenhouse calls it a “setup,” New York Post report.

“I didn’t know the OK hand sign was a symbol of white supremacy any more than I knew the guys in the bar were the Proud Boys,” said Rittenhouse told Ashleigh Banfield of NewsNationNow in an interview that aired on Tuesday. “They were set up by my former attorney (Pierce) who was fired for that, for putting me in such situations with people with whom I disagreed.”

On November 19, Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges related to the shootings of three extremist activists at a Black Lives Matter riot in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 2020. Rittenhouse had to faces five counts after shooting Joseph Rosenbaum, 36, and Anthony Huber, 26, and wounding Gaige Grosskreutz, then 26.