Rittenhouse Prosecutor Makes Absurd Anti-Gun Statement In Bizarre Closing Argument
Patrick Howley
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Kyle Rittenhouse trial prosecutor Thomas Binger, who previously ran for a district attorney position as a Democrat, delivered one of his most absurd assaults on truth in his closing argument Monday in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial in Wisconsin.
“You lose the right to self-defense when you’re the one who brought the gun, when you’re the one creating the danger” Binger said in his closing arguments, yet again stunning fair-minded viewers who actually know about the law. Binger has been scolded by the judge for sneaking material that was not authorized as evidence into his courtroom presentation.
Tensions are high in Wisconsin.
Democrat Wisconsin governor Tony Evers has announced the authorization of roughly 500 Wisconsin Army National Guard troops Friday to post up outside Kenosha, Wisconsin. Evers’ move comes in response to possible instability in the aftermath of the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict. Rittenhouse faces three homicide charges and other charges for shooting left-wing agitators. Rittenhouse maintains that he was defending himself against potentially lethal left-wing attackers. The National Guard will only engage if local law enforcement requests that they spring into action, and Governor Evers’ press release makes clear that the National Guard cannot “impede” so-called peaceful protest or media reporting, and Evers’ statement encourages people to “peacefully” protest.
Governor Tony Evers stated: “We continue to be in close contact with our partners at the local level to ensure the state provides support and resources to help keep the Kenosha community and greater area safe. The Kenosha community has been strong, resilient, and has come together through incredibly difficult times these past two years, and that healing is still ongoing. I urge folks who are otherwise not from the area to please respect the community by reconsidering any plans to travel there and encourage those who might choose to assemble and exercise their First Amendment rights to do so safely and peacefully.”
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