Internal document shows Trump officials were told to make comments sympathetic to Rittenhouse

[Ferguson97]

https://twitter.com/juliaeainsley/status/1311594018611122176?s=21

[Never Made it to Graceland]

This is why I support Biden, yeah he's probably the worst potential leader out of all the primary candidates, but the Republican Party literally promotes terrorism. I would not be surprised to see election week violence this year.

[Hammy]

This is why I support Biden, yeah he's probably the worst potential leader out of all the primary candidates, but the Republican Party literally promotes terrorism. I would not be surprised to see election week violence this year.

Buttigieg defended police brutality.

[lfromnj]

The document instructs officials, if they are asked about Rittenhouse, to say they are not going to comment on an ongoing investigation and to say that "what I will say is that Rittenhouse, just like everyone else in America, is innocent until proven guilty and deserves a fair trial based on all the facts, not just the ones that support a certain narrative. This is why we try the accused in the court of law, not the star chamber of public opinion."

Seems like the correct decision to do .

[Indy Texas]

The document instructs officials, if they are asked about Rittenhouse, to say they are not going to comment on an ongoing investigation and to say that "what I will say is that Rittenhouse, just like everyone else in America, is innocent until proven guilty and deserves a fair trial based on all the facts, not just the ones that support a certain narrative. This is why we try the accused in the court of law, not the star chamber of public opinion."

Seems like the correct decision to do .

Maybe if they had given a fraction of that level of deference to people like George Floyd.

[lfromnj]

The document instructs officials, if they are asked about Rittenhouse, to say they are not going to comment on an ongoing investigation and to say that "what I will say is that Rittenhouse, just like everyone else in America, is innocent until proven guilty and deserves a fair trial based on all the facts, not just the ones that support a certain narrative. This is why we try the accused in the court of law, not the star chamber of public opinion."

Seems like the correct decision to do .

Maybe if they had given a fraction of that level of deference to people like George Floyd.

What does Floyd have to do with this? What did DHS even say about Floyd?
sh**t tier Whataboutism, try better. The correct whataboutism which I would do would be to compare Trump's response to Micheal Reinhohl who was the Portland shooter.