Tucker: This drives Democrats insane about Rittenhouse verdict


Democrats live in a dystopian world where it is patriotic to loot and commit arson in a riot but you should not be able to defend yourself when assaulted by criminals in the riot.  In fact, they think it is provocative to do so.  They use and support riots that harm the innocent to punish alleged grievances.  The riot in Kenosha was one of the stupidest ones in history.  It started after an alleged rapist resisted arrest and threaten the police with a weapon and got wounded for his misconduct.  It was followed by ridiculous orders to law enforcement to let the city be destroyed by thugs who supported the rapist.  The Democrat governor refused help from the Trump administration to compound the nonsense that was allowed.

There is nothing remotely sane about the Democrats' reaction to what happened or their reaction to the trial of someone who defended himself from attacks by criminals.

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