Kyle Rittenhouse Puts Leftists on Notice, Says Schools Should Teach 'The Bible and the Constitution... Not Abortion and Sexuality'

Kyle Rittenhouse put leftists on notice with a tweet that he made just after midnight EST today in regard to school curriculum.

Rittenhouse declared that he believes, “The Bible and the Constitution should be taught in schools, not abortion and sexuality.”

The Bible and the Constitution should be taught in schools, not abortion and sexuality.
— Kyle Rittenhouse (@ThisIsKyleR) December 29, 2022

The tweet drew harsh responses from leftists, as some attempted to lecture Rittenhouse about why they disagreed with his proposal.

Democrat former Mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, Tony Yarber told Rittenhouse, “Well, Kyle… the Constitution doesn’t allow us to teach the Bible in schools.”

One Twitter user explained in response to Yarber, “Separation of church and state is not apart of the constitution.”

“It was a letter that a President wrote and it only meant that US would not establish a state religion that everybody must follow,” they insisted.

Separation of church and state is not apart of the constitution. It was a letter that a President wrote and it only meant that US would not establish a state religion that everybody must follow.
— Credo Baptist (@CredoBaptist) December 29, 2022

Other leftists brought up those that Rittenhouse killed in self-defense in Kenosha during the Black Lives Matter riots.

Leftist Ben Gleib asked, “The Bible teach u to kill people in the street?”

The Bible teach u to kill people in the street?
— Ben Gleib (@bengleib) December 29, 2022

Rittenhouse appeared to later defend his tweet with a retweet of another “Constitution Enthusiast” Skyler Bergoon, who said in a tweet, “Your rights are important; knowing and understanding your rights is imperative.”

“READ the Constitution,” Bergoon urged.

Your rights are important; knowing and understanding your rights is imperative. READ the Constitution.
— Skyler Bergoon (@BergoonSkyler) December 29, 2022