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Kyle Rittenhouse and the collapse of media neutrality

25 November 2021

10:59 PM

25 November 2021

10:59 PM

Anyone who thought the jury’s verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse case might prompt some reflection among the political and media classes will have been rudely disabused over the last five days. The teenager was convicted in the court of elite opinion long before he set foot in the Kenosha County Courthouse and that sentence isn’t about to be overturned.

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