By Larry Elder
During and after the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, the white 18-year-old accused of murdering two white men and injuring another, one could hardly keep track of the insanity based on falsehoods recklessly peddled by media and politicians.
In Chicago, the Rev. Jesse Jackson marched in the front line of a group of protesters where some chanted, âWhen black lives are under attack, what do we do?â
Black lives under attack? Rittenhouse is white, as were the two men he shot dead and the man he injured.
In September 2020, presidential candidate Joe Biden posted a video that included a picture of Rittenhouse, slamming President Donald Trump for ârefusing to disavow white supremacists.â But the New York Postâs Miranda Devine wrote: âThe accusation has become holy writ, but there is zero evidence. The FBI scoured Kyleâs phone and found nothing about white supremacy or militias, the court heard. All they saw were pro-police, âBlue Lives Matterâ posts from a kid who had been a police and fire department cadet, wanted to be a police officer or paramedic and once sat near the front of a Trump rally. That was enough for the media to brand him a white supremacist…