How Many Showed Up For Beto ? (Page 7): Now, now! Trump would have made a wonderful Democrat just a few short years ago. :sm09:...

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

Nickolai wrote:

Truck Frump

Now, now!

Trump would have made a wonderful Democrat just a few short years ago.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

Nickolai wrote:

Beto of course drew a much bigger crowed than Humpty Trumpty but of course Humpty said he had a crowed of 35,000 with tens of thousands outside that couldn't get in and Beto who is only a citizen who is not even holding an office out drew the President of the looney bin crowed

Ya, right...

You don't actually believe yourself, do you?

bdamage Loc: My Bunker

Nickolai wrote:

Beto of course drew a much bigger crowed than Humpty Trumpty but of course Humpty said he had a crowed of 35,000 with tens of thousands outside that couldn't get in and Beto who is only a citizen who is not even holding an office out drew the President of the looney bin crowed

AH HA HA HA HA!!!!!

Give some of what you're smokin' dude....I want to feel what it's like to be as far out there as you are!

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

bdamage wrote:

AH HA HA HA HA!!!!!

Give some of what you're smokin' dude....I want to feel what it's like to be as far out there as you are!

Even politifact estimated only several times more than 200-300. Lol!

bdamage Loc: My Bunker

nwtk2007 wrote:

Even politifact estimated only several times more than 200-300. Lol!

Wolf counselor Loc: Heart of Texas

Nickolai wrote:

Truck Frump

It's hard to believe that you have lived so long and remained so utterly simple minded.

jonunr

Beto's argument is quite shaky. He claims cities on the border have less crime than ones deeper inland.
Well of course they do. the criminals leave their worst atrocities until they get deeper inland. He says walls do not keep us safer. Through out history Cities have surrounded themselves with walls to severely hamper the attacking enemy. You can bet your last dollar that Beto locks the doors to his home when he goes to bed at night. Why would he do that if locks don't help in keeping him safe just as walls do? Beto, why don't you just let your kids sleep at night with the doors unlocked?

bdamage Loc: My Bunker

Wolf counselor wrote:

It's hard to believe that you have lived so long and remained so utterly simple minded.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Nickolai wrote:

Truck Frump

Spoken like the true no gentlemen mentality you guys thrive on~~ I’m giving you ⭐️⭐️ For this one!!!

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

lindajoy wrote:

Spoken like the true no gentlemen mentality you guys thrive on~~ I’m giving you ⭐️⭐️ For this one!!!

One extra for originality!

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

nwtk2007 wrote:

One extra for originality!

⭐️

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Wolf counselor wrote:

Trump is k**lin' it in El Paso.

Anybody heard anything about Beto's rally ?

Was it a rally, or a Cum-bio get together?

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Wolf counselor wrote:

We're working on a cure for your TDS.............. Goober.

https://static.onepoliticalplaza.com/upload/2019/2/13/t1-125573-looks_like_hahaha_34475628.jpg

"We're working on a cure for your TDS.............. Goober."

This is a compilation of TDS;
https://youtu.be/XnTnpN2H34A

Sew_What

Trooper745 wrote:

Beto is a frickin joke. Like all democrats, he is a turdpile, and a silly fool!!!

Beto O’Rourke is a fourth-generation Texan, born and raised in El Paso. After graduating from Columbia University, Beto worked in New York for a few years before deciding to move back to his hometown and start a small technology company. El Paso wasn’t the most likely place to start a company like this, but thanks to the work of some really talented El Pasoans, the company was a success. Over the years Stanton Street hired dozens of people in high sk**l, high-wage jobs that one might not expect to see in a border community.
Outside of work, Beto became deeply involved in the civic, business and community efforts in El Paso. He ran for El Paso City Council in 2005 and served for two terms before running for U.S. Congress in 2012, taking on an eight-term incumbent and winning. He knocked on thousands of doors and had real conversations, face-to-face, with the v**ers in El Paso.

In Congress, Beto serves on the House Committees for Armed Services and Veterans Affairs. He has made it a priority to work across the aisle to secure bipartisan support for his legislation, because Beto knows our country is at its best when we can put party aside to work together, build consensus and find common ground.

Much of Beto’s focus has been on improving the ability for veterans to get the health care — and other earned benefits — that they need. He’s also been focused on curbing the influence of corporate money in Congress. He helped introduce the “No PAC Act,” which would stop candidates for federal office from relying on PACs to bankroll their campaigns.

Visit our issues page and learn more about the many issues that make up Beto’s campaign platform.

Accountability and responsiveness are critical to excellence in public service. Beto has made it a priority to host monthly town halls in El Paso to hear directly from his constituents. For nearly five years he hasn’t missed a single one. And that’s exactly how he’s running his campaign for U.S. Senate.

Beto is traveling to every part of Texas to meet with Texans in their communities. Whether they’re Democrats, Republicans, Independents or even non-v**ers, all Texans deserve an accountable, full-time, full-service Senator who’s committed to working tirelessly for our state. Now is the time for Texas to step up and lead.

Beto and his wife, Amy, are raising their three children, Ulysses, Molly and Henry, in El Paso.

I think the only element of this that makes him a turd pile, is that he is from Texas! You sure nailed it!!!!

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

Sew_What wrote:

Beto O’Rourke is a fourth-generation Texan, born and raised in El Paso. After graduating from Columbia University, Beto worked in New York for a few years before deciding to move back to his hometown and start a small technology company. El Paso wasn’t the most likely place to start a company like this, but thanks to the work of some really talented El Pasoans, the company was a success. Over the years Stanton Street hired dozens of people in high sk**l, high-wage jobs that one might not expect to see in a border community.
Outside of work, Beto became deeply involved in the civic, business and community efforts in El Paso. He ran for El Paso City Council in 2005 and served for two terms before running for U.S. Congress in 2012, taking on an eight-term incumbent and winning. He knocked on thousands of doors and had real conversations, face-to-face, with the v**ers in El Paso.

In Congress, Beto serves on the House Committees for Armed Services and Veterans Affairs. He has made it a priority to work across the aisle to secure bipartisan support for his legislation, because Beto knows our country is at its best when we can put party aside to work together, build consensus and find common ground.

Much of Beto’s focus has been on improving the ability for veterans to get the health care — and other earned benefits — that they need. He’s also been focused on curbing the influence of corporate money in Congress. He helped introduce the “No PAC Act,” which would stop candidates for federal office from relying on PACs to bankroll their campaigns.

Visit our issues page and learn more about the many issues that make up Beto’s campaign platform.

Accountability and responsiveness are critical to excellence in public service. Beto has made it a priority to host monthly town halls in El Paso to hear directly from his constituents. For nearly five years he hasn’t missed a single one. And that’s exactly how he’s running his campaign for U.S. Senate.

Beto is traveling to every part of Texas to meet with Texans in their communities. Whether they’re Democrats, Republicans, Independents or even non-v**ers, all Texans deserve an accountable, full-time, full-service Senator who’s committed to working tirelessly for our state. Now is the time for Texas to step up and lead.

Beto and his wife, Amy, are raising their three children, Ulysses, Molly and Henry, in El Paso.

I think the only element of this that makes him a turd pile, is that he is from Texas! You sure nailed it!!!!

Beto O’Rourke is a fourth-generation Texan, born a... (show quote)

Other than his denial of the benefit of the wall? And what legislation has he put forth?