Left's misinformation machine in high gear over Rittenhouse

 Epoch Times:

Misinformation About Kyle Rittenhouse Case Floods Social Media, TV Networks

 

Kyle Rittenhouse shot three black men. Kyle Rittenhouse traveled across state lines with a gun. Kyle Rittenhouse had an AK-47.

These are three examples of false information being spread about Rittenhouse, whose trial ended last week with his acquittal.

Prominent influencers, including lawmakers and reporters, are sources of some of the misinformation—possibly disinformation—leaving experts troubled.

On CBS’ “Face the Nation” on Sunday, reporter Mark Strassman falsely said Rittenhouse “drove in from Illinois armed for battle.” On CNN’s “Cuomo Prime Time” on Friday, Harvard University professor Cornell William Brooks falsely said Rittenhouse was carrying an AK-47. The Independent falsely reported late last week that Rittenhouse shot three black men.

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It looks like some of the same people who wrongly censored the truth about the events in Kenosha are now spreading their own lies despite a trial that revealed what really happened.  Many on the left are not willing to let go of their original misinformation. 

See, also:

Heroes and Zeros: The Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict

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