Kyle Rittenhouse Responds After Texas Governor Greg Abbott Grants Full Pardon For Army Sergeant Who Killed BLM Protestor
Texas Governor Greg Abbott granted a full pardon Thursday to former U.S. Army sergeant Daniel Perry, who had been convicted of murder in the shooting death of an armed protester during a 2020 Black Lives Matter march.
The move received praise from conservatives on X, with many prominent voices like Kyle Rittenhouse calling it “the right thing” to do.
“I am proud to call you my governor,” Rittenhouse said of Abbott. “You did the right thing today by setting Daniel Perry free for defending himself.”
“The right to self-defense is sacred, and you showed that we are allowed to defend ourselves in the great state of Texas,” he continued.
Abbott’s decision to pardon him swiftly followed a unanimous recommendation by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles in favor of pardoning Perry and reinstating his firearms rights, Fox News reported.
The move received praise from conservatives on X, with many prominent voices like Kyle Rittenhouse calling it “the right thing” to do.
“I am proud to call you my governor,” Rittenhouse said of Abbott. “You did the right thing today by setting Daniel Perry free for defending himself.”
“The right to self-defense is sacred, and you showed that we are allowed to defend ourselves in the great state of Texas,” he continued.
Abbott’s decision to pardon him swiftly followed a unanimous recommendation by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles in favor of pardoning Perry and reinstating his firearms rights, Fox News reported.
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