Kyle Rittenhouse Doesn’t Need Reasonable Doubt. His Prosecutors Do

Prosecutors in the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse so far have a case that comes down to this: What if the things our witnesses say they saw and thought during that fateful night of rioting last year are all wrong?

If this were a legitimate murder trial, and not one instigated by Democrats and the media for political purposes, that’s the kind of argument that a defense team would be making. It’s a concept otherwise known as “reasonable doubt.”

But in a very weird turn of events, it’s lawyers for the state of Wisconsin who are...