This 17-year-old boy saw no one protecting the businesses, the people his community. So he went down there and did it.
JD Vance: “This 17-year-old boy saw no one protecting the businesses, the people his community. So he went down there and did it.”
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Vance defends Rittenhouse's actions as a response to community needs.
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