The Kenosha murderer, Kyle Rittenhouse, at first said he could no longer vote for Trump because, according to this murderer, Trump’s support for the Second Amendment was not strong enough.
Trump responded in a very weird way at first, saying that “Kyle Rittenhouse killed more people than Trump ever had.” One might, at first glance, assume that Trump was being Trump and acting like a spoiled brat. But then one might wonder how many dead people have been associated with Trump’s direct actions.
I mean, let’s just look at how suddenly, without warning, Jeffrey Epstein decided to commit suicide in prison. It was so shocking, with guards all around except, of course, the guards who took some kind of break from performing their duties.
An innocent bystander was murdered in Butler, PA, the shooter killed, and still, the Secret Service and FBI have not come to any solid conclusion as to why so many people once again seemed to be derelict in their duties.
Trump either deflects or projects. There is no middle ground with Trump, so when he made the statement that Kyle killed more people than he, it just makes me wonder.
Oh yeah, Kyle the Kenosha Murderer changed his mind; I am certain with a few more thousands of dollars, some threatening MAGA thugs, and promises of some kind of blood-soaked hour on FOX, Kyle the Kenosha Murderer made a U-Turn on his threat to not vote for Trump.
