| − | In Kenosha, pro and anti-Rittenhouse protesters outside the courthouse shared [[pizza]] together.<ref>https://rumble.com/vpg7g7-that-moment-when-blm-and-rittenhouse-supporters-shared-some-pizza-together.html</ref> Democrat leaders however took to Twitter to incite violence. In [[Portland]] a [[riot]] was declared. <ref>https://www.bizpacreview.com/2021/11/20/riot-declared-in-portland-after-rittenhouse-verdict-looting-vandalism-police-violently-attacked-1165690/</ref> Incendiary language to fuel racial tension was employed by Joe Biden, [[Kamala Harris]], Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, New York mayor [[Bill De Blasio]], disgraced Gov. [[Andrew Cuomo]], [[ABC News]], and [[DCCC]] chair [[Sean Patrick Maloney]]. | + | In Kenosha, pro and anti-Rittenhouse protesters outside the courthouse shared [[pizza]] together.<ref>https://rumble.com/vpg7g7-that-moment-when-blm-and-rittenhouse-supporters-shared-some-pizza-together.html</ref> Democrat leaders across the nation however took to Twitter to incite violence. In [[Portland]] a [[riot]] was declared. <ref>https://www.bizpacreview.com/2021/11/20/riot-declared-in-portland-after-rittenhouse-verdict-looting-vandalism-police-violently-attacked-1165690/</ref> Incendiary language to fuel racial tension was employed by Joe Biden, [[Kamala Harris]], Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, New York mayor [[Bill De Blasio]], disgraced Gov. [[Andrew Cuomo]], [[ABC News]], and [[DCCC]] chair [[Sean Patrick Maloney]]. |