YahooRittenhouse flip-flops after saying he won't vote for Trump
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- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
45% : But the former president's political opponents celebrated what some termed a "break-up" between Mr Rittenhouse and Trump.44% : Trump, now the Republican nominee for president, has repeatedly vowed to protect gun rights if elected in November's election.
43% : Trump quickly backed away from those ideas at the time.
42% : Mr Rittenhouse - who became a cause célèbre among some US conservatives during his trial - met Trump just a week after being cleared of charges in November 2021, with the president calling him a "fan".
22% : Instead of Trump, he said he planned to write in former Libertarian presidential nominee Ron Paul on the ballot.
19% : Trump has repeatedly vowed to protect Americans' right to own guns and to roll back Biden-era restrictions on firearms.
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