Kyle Rittenhouse

American known for the Kenosha unrest shooting

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2024 Rittenhouse is named outreach director for Texas Gun Rights, a state affiliate of the National Association for Gun Rights.
2024 Rittenhouse is named outreach director for Texas Gun Rights, a state affiliate of the National Association for Gun Rights.
October 2024 Several bands pulled out of the Shell Shock II charity music festival in Orlando after learning Rittenhouse was scheduled to appear.
October 2024 Several bands pulled out of the Shell Shock II charity music festival in Orlando after learning Rittenhouse was scheduled to appear.
March 2024 Rittenhouse rushed off the University of Memphis stage after being confronted with protests and political questions.
March 2024 Rittenhouse rushed off the University of Memphis stage after being confronted with protests and political questions.
December 2023 Rittenhouse's book 'Acquitted' was released, coauthored with his defense lawyer Mark Richards and Michael Quinn Sullivan.
December 2023 Rittenhouse's book 'Acquitted' was released, coauthored with his defense lawyer Mark Richards and Michael Quinn Sullivan.
August 2023 Rittenhouse forms the Rittenhouse Foundation, a Texas-based non-profit organization aimed at protecting legal rights.
August 2023 Rittenhouse forms the Rittenhouse Foundation, a Texas-based non-profit organization aimed at protecting legal rights.
April 2023 Rittenhouse countersued Gaige Grosskreutz in response to the lawsuit.
April 2023 Rittenhouse countersued Gaige Grosskreutz in response to the lawsuit.
February 2023 Grosskreutz added Rittenhouse as a named defendant to his existing federal lawsuit.
February 2023 Grosskreutz added Rittenhouse as a named defendant to his existing federal lawsuit.
January 2023 A Texas brewery cancelled an anti-censorship rally featuring Rittenhouse.
January 2023 A Texas brewery cancelled an anti-censorship rally featuring Rittenhouse.
2022 Rittenhouse appeared at Turning Point Young Women's Leadership Summit, where he was introduced as a man who would 'protect his family' and 'stand strong in the face of opposition from culture and evil'.
2022 Rittenhouse starts a gun rights YouTube channel and begins working on two new projects, including a video game and fundraising for potential defamation lawsuits against media companies.
2022 Kyle Rittenhouse moved to Texas after being acquitted of the Kenosha shootings.
2022 Kyle Rittenhouse moved to Texas after being acquitted of the Kenosha shootings.
2022 Rittenhouse appeared at Turning Point Young Women's Leadership Summit, where he was introduced as a man who would 'protect his family' and 'stand strong in the face of opposition from culture and evil'.
2022 Rittenhouse starts a gun rights YouTube channel and begins working on two new projects, including a video game and fundraising for potential defamation lawsuits against media companies.
November 2022 Rittenhouse meets with Republican House of Representative members of the Second Amendment Caucus in Washington D.C. to discuss his experiences and answer questions.
November 2022 Rittenhouse meets with Republican House of Representative members of the Second Amendment Caucus in Washington D.C. to discuss his experiences and answer questions.
October 16 2022 Rittenhouse launched a YouTube channel focused on guns and the Second Amendment, with his first video featuring him firing handguns and an automatic rifle, and including gun advocate Brandon Herrera as a guest.
October 16 2022 Rittenhouse launched a YouTube channel focused on guns and the Second Amendment, with his first video featuring him firing handguns and an automatic rifle, and including gun advocate Brandon Herrera as a guest.
June 2022 Rittenhouse claimed on The Charlie Kirk Show that he would be attending Texas A&M University, which was denied by a university spokesperson.
June 2022 Rittenhouse announced on Twitter that he would be attending Blinn College, a junior college near Texas A&M, though a college spokesperson confirmed he had only applied and not yet enrolled.
June 2022 Rittenhouse announced on Twitter that he would be attending Blinn College, a junior college near Texas A&M, though a college spokesperson confirmed he had only applied and not yet enrolled.
June 2022 Rittenhouse claimed on The Charlie Kirk Show that he would be attending Texas A&M University, which was denied by a university spokesperson.
June 23 2022 Rittenhouse announced a video game called 'Kyle Rittenhouse's Turkey Shoot' developed by Mint Studios, intended to raise money for potential media defamation lawsuits.
June 23 2022 Rittenhouse announced a video game called 'Kyle Rittenhouse's Turkey Shoot' developed by Mint Studios, intended to raise money for potential media defamation lawsuits.
March 2022 Nordic Empire Games launched a video game called 'Acquitted' featuring Rittenhouse shooting zombies with 18 different weapons, sold for $5 on Steam.
March 2022 Nordic Empire Games launched a video game called 'Acquitted' featuring Rittenhouse shooting zombies with 18 different weapons, sold for $5 on Steam.
February 2022 A modified version of Oklahoma Senator Nathan Dahm's 'Kyle's Law' passes out of the Senate Judiciary Committee with a 7-3 Republican party-line vote.
February 2022 Kyle Rittenhouse announced the launch of the Media Accountability Project (TMAP) during an interview on Tucker Carlson Tonight, aiming to hold media outlets accountable for their coverage.
February 2022 Kyle Rittenhouse announced the launch of the Media Accountability Project (TMAP) during an interview on Tucker Carlson Tonight, aiming to hold media outlets accountable for their coverage.
February 2022 A modified version of Oklahoma Senator Nathan Dahm's 'Kyle's Law' passes out of the Senate Judiciary Committee with a 7-3 Republican party-line vote.
January 2022 Rittenhouse began considering writing a book about his 'unorthodox journey into adulthood'.
January 2022 Rittenhouse was added as a named defendant to the federal lawsuit filed by the family of the deceased victim.
January 2022 Rittenhouse began considering writing a book about his 'unorthodox journey into adulthood'.
January 2022 Rittenhouse was added as a named defendant to the federal lawsuit filed by the family of the deceased victim.
December 20 2021 Kyle Rittenhouse appeared on a panel called 'Kenosha on Camera' at Turning Point USA's AmericaFest conservative youth conference, where he discussed his trial and Second Amendment rights. During the panel, Charlie Kirk described him as a 'hero to millions' and the crowd gave him a standing ovation.
December 20 2021 Kyle Rittenhouse appeared on a panel called 'Kenosha on Camera' at Turning Point USA's AmericaFest conservative youth conference, where he discussed his trial and Second Amendment rights. During the panel, Charlie Kirk described him as a 'hero to millions' and the crowd gave him a standing ovation.
November 2021 Oklahoma Senate Representative Nathan Dahm introduced Senate Bill 1120, 'Kyle's Law', which would reimburse defendants found not guilty due to justifiable homicide.
November 2021 Marjorie Taylor Greene introduces the Kyle H. Rittenhouse Congressional Gold Medal Act (H.R.6070) during the 117th United States Congress, proposing to award Rittenhouse the Congressional Gold Medal.
November 2021 Rittenhouse is acquitted of all criminal charges in a high-profile trial, where he successfully argues self-defense for the shootings during the Kenosha protests.
November 2021 Rittenhouse withdrew from Arizona State University after student protests and a rally called 'Killer off campus' organized by multiple student groups.
November 2021 Oklahoma Senate Representative Nathan Dahm introduced Senate Bill 1120, 'Kyle's Law', which would reimburse defendants found not guilty due to justifiable homicide.
November 2021 Rittenhouse withdrew from Arizona State University after student protests and a rally called 'Killer off campus' organized by multiple student groups.

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