A flurry of tweets ahead of jury deliberations in the Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial has made #NotGuilty trend on Twitter today.
The trend has also sent liberals into a fury, adding to the trend. The jury has now entered into deliberations and a verdict could come at any minute, or it could take longer.

Twitter verified user Matthew Kolken:
“Because charging him was politically motivated and Kyle Rittenhouse was 100% innocent. That’s why. It was prosecutorial misconduct to bring the charge in the first place. The prosecutor committed an egregious ethics violation. #NotGuilty“
Because charging him was politically motivated and Kyle Rittenhouse was 100% innocent. That's why.
— Matthew Kolken (@mkolken) November 16, 2021
It was prosecutorial misconduct to bring the charge in the first place. The prosecutor committed an egregious ethics violation. #NotGuilty
https://t.co/BHZinkx8HM
Trump supporter Vince Langman:
“Today is a Good Tuesday for a #NotGuilty verdict”
Today is a Good Tuesday for a #NotGuilty verdict
— Vince Langman (@LangmanVince) November 16, 2021
“Knowledge And Faith”:
“Rosenbaum died how he lived: trying to get his hands on an unwilling child. #KyleRittenhouse #NotGuilty #Kenosha“
Rosenbaum died how he lived: trying to get his hands on an unwilling child. #KyleRittenhouse #NotGuilty #Kenosha pic.twitter.com/rK0JeIkMp2
— Knowledge And Faith (@LBR_TY) November 15, 2021
On the other side of things, “She/Her” Erie Siobhan:
“Kyle Rittenhouse will be found #NotGuilty because he’s white. And has a white supremacist MAGA judge.”
Kyle Rittenhouse will be found #NotGuilty because he’s white. And has a white supremacist MAGA judge.
— Erie Siobhan(@ErieNotEerie) November 16, 2021
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