Kyle Rittenhouse expresses support for Trump

Kyle Rittenhouse walks back declaring he was not voting for Trump for not being 'pro-gun enough'

Less than 12 hours after his initial post on X, Kyle Rittenhouse took back his comment saying he was going to write in Ron Paul because "Trump was not pro-gun enough.""Hi, I'm Kyle Rittenhouse, outreach director for Texas Gun Rights. A lot of people are upset that I said that I am going to be writing in Ron Paul for President of the United States, and that is true. I will be writing in Ron Paul," Rittenhouse posted in a video on his X account.Ri…

MAGA Trolls Bully Kyle Rittenhouse Into Sticking With Trump

Days ago, Kyle Rittenhouse — admired by Donald Trump and lionized by the far right for shooting three people at a Black Lives Matter protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in 2020, killing two — was in lockstep with the MAGA movement that supported him through the trial that saw him acquitted of homicide. On X (formerly Twitter), the 21-year-old was echoing the conspiracy theory that the attempted assassination of Trump last month was an “inside job” an…

Kyle Rittenhouse takes back stance on not voting for Trump just hours after he said no take backs

Guess what Kyle Rittenhouse did just hours after he said Friday that he had “no take backs” when it came to his announcement that he was not voting for Donald Trump in the upcoming presidential election?

Nobody owes Trump their vote. Not even Kyle Rittenhouse.

After announcing he would vote for Ron Paul, an onslaught of criticism ensued. It misses the mark.

Kyle Rittenhouse Isn't Voting For Trump, And MAGA Is Pissed

"MAGA is so mad at Kyle Rittenhouse now they are pulling up his birth certificate to see if he was born a woman, Black, or Indian," one social media user joked.

Kyle Rittenhouse fans turn on him as he insists he won’t vote for Trump

Former President once referred to Rittenhouse, who shot two men during BLM protest in Wisconsin, as a ‘fan’