Are you really that lazy? Go back and read my post on that.Waco1947 said:
How did he "play himself as Hispanics??" Examples please
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Is he organizing Democrats? Must be because it would be hard to spend $38 million in 1 month. We'll see who turns out to voteOldbear83 said:Waco1947 said:
Well thank you for off topics comment. Beto did not lie about being Hispanic. You never responded to that lie.
The most telling points about O'Rourke are attached to that $38 million he raised. First, that money was from outside Texas, mostly California and New York. This is important because if you look only at donations from Texas, Cruz is well ahead. The second point of interest is that O'Rourke has set aside that money from use in commercials or to help other Democrats. It sure looks as if O'Rourke knows he won't win the Senate race, but he's making sure he gets a nice consolation prize.
For the attention-deprived:
https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/Beto-O-Rourke-has-chance-of-beating-Ted-Cruz-13146113.php
"Baptized Robert Francis O'Rourke, he acquired the nickname Beto as a child. It's short for Roberto in Spanish, a language he speaks fluently."
https://www.texastribune.org/2018/05/30/beto-orourke-ted-cruz-us-senate-race-hispanic/
"Beto is one of us," Gonzalez told the nearly 400 people who crowded into a local football stadium concourse on a humid May afternoon. "He's from the border. ... He understands our culture. El nos conoce." ("He knows us," the McAllen congressman said.) "
"O'Rourke is a self-described "son of the border" who grew up in El Paso and has spent most of his life residing there. While campaigning, he regularly reflects on his experiences growing up and representing a bicultural community that's inextricably linked to Mexico."
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/beto-orourke-is-crafting-his-own-mythology/
"Robert Francis O'Rourke is Irish-American, but he grew up in the heavily Latino border town of El Paso and became Beto early on"
https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/Beto-O-Rourke-has-chance-of-beating-Ted-Cruz-13146113.php
"Baptized Robert Francis O'Rourke, he acquired the nickname Beto as a child. It's short for Roberto in Spanish, a language he speaks fluently."
https://www.texastribune.org/2018/05/30/beto-orourke-ted-cruz-us-senate-race-hispanic/
"Beto is one of us," Gonzalez told the nearly 400 people who crowded into a local football stadium concourse on a humid May afternoon. "He's from the border. ... He understands our culture. El nos conoce." ("He knows us," the McAllen congressman said.) "
"O'Rourke is a self-described "son of the border" who grew up in El Paso and has spent most of his life residing there. While campaigning, he regularly reflects on his experiences growing up and representing a bicultural community that's inextricably linked to Mexico."
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/beto-orourke-is-crafting-his-own-mythology/
"Robert Francis O'Rourke is Irish-American, but he grew up in the heavily Latino border town of El Paso and became Beto early on"
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He told Schumer to pound sand when asked to share the $$$ with other Democrats.Osodecentx said:Is he organizing Democrats? Must be because it would be hard to spend $38 million in 1 month. We'll see who turns out to voteOldbear83 said:Waco1947 said:
Well thank you for off topics comment. Beto did not lie about being Hispanic. You never responded to that lie.
The most telling points about O'Rourke are attached to that $38 million he raised. First, that money was from outside Texas, mostly California and New York. This is important because if you look only at donations from Texas, Cruz is well ahead. The second point of interest is that O'Rourke has set aside that money from use in commercials or to help other Democrats. It sure looks as if O'Rourke knows he won't win the Senate race, but he's making sure he gets a nice consolation prize.
That which does not kill me, will try again and get nastier
What about organizing Texas Dems? That was what I was askingOldbear83 said:He told Schumer to pound sand when asked to share the $$$ with other Democrats.Osodecentx said:Is he organizing Democrats? Must be because it would be hard to spend $38 million in 1 month. We'll see who turns out to voteOldbear83 said:Waco1947 said:
Well thank you for off topics comment. Beto did not lie about being Hispanic. You never responded to that lie.
The most telling points about O'Rourke are attached to that $38 million he raised. First, that money was from outside Texas, mostly California and New York. This is important because if you look only at donations from Texas, Cruz is well ahead. The second point of interest is that O'Rourke has set aside that money from use in commercials or to help other Democrats. It sure looks as if O'Rourke knows he won't win the Senate race, but he's making sure he gets a nice consolation prize.
He's not sharing the $$$, and there's no hint he means to help anyone but O'Rourke.Osodecentx said:What about organizing Texas Dems? That was what I was askingOldbear83 said:He told Schumer to pound sand when asked to share the $$$ with other Democrats.Osodecentx said:Is he organizing Democrats? Must be because it would be hard to spend $38 million in 1 month. We'll see who turns out to voteOldbear83 said:Waco1947 said:
Well thank you for off topics comment. Beto did not lie about being Hispanic. You never responded to that lie.
The most telling points about O'Rourke are attached to that $38 million he raised. First, that money was from outside Texas, mostly California and New York. This is important because if you look only at donations from Texas, Cruz is well ahead. The second point of interest is that O'Rourke has set aside that money from use in commercials or to help other Democrats. It sure looks as if O'Rourke knows he won't win the Senate race, but he's making sure he gets a nice consolation prize.
That which does not kill me, will try again and get nastier
Oldbear83 said:He's not sharing the $$$, and there's no hint he means to help anyone but O'Rourke.Osodecentx said:What about organizing Texas Dems? That was what I was askingOldbear83 said:He told Schumer to pound sand when asked to share the $$$ with other Democrats.Osodecentx said:Is he organizing Democrats? Must be because it would be hard to spend $38 million in 1 month. We'll see who turns out to voteOldbear83 said:Waco1947 said:
Well thank you for off topics comment. Beto did not lie about being Hispanic. You never responded to that lie.
The most telling points about O'Rourke are attached to that $38 million he raised. First, that money was from outside Texas, mostly California and New York. This is important because if you look only at donations from Texas, Cruz is well ahead. The second point of interest is that O'Rourke has set aside that money from use in commercials or to help other Democrats. It sure looks as if O'Rourke knows he won't win the Senate race, but he's making sure he gets a nice consolation prize.
Beto is like Chipotle...fake Mexican, overrated, and loved by millennials.
. Thank you for tracking it down. A friend said, "He's one of us." He is a son of the border.Oldbear83 said:
For the attention-deprived:
https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/Beto-O-Rourke-has-chance-of-beating-Ted-Cruz-13146113.php
"Baptized Robert Francis O'Rourke, he acquired the nickname Beto as a child. It's short for Roberto in Spanish, a language he speaks fluently."
https://www.texastribune.org/2018/05/30/beto-orourke-ted-cruz-us-senate-race-hispanic/
"Beto is one of us," Gonzalez told the nearly 400 people who crowded into a local football stadium concourse on a humid May afternoon. "He's from the border. ... He understands our culture. El nos conoce." ("He knows us," the McAllen congressman said.) "
"O'Rourke is a self-described "son of the border" who grew up in El Paso and has spent most of his life residing there. While campaigning, he regularly reflects on his experiences growing up and representing a bicultural community that's inextricably linked to Mexico."
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/beto-orourke-is-crafting-his-own-mythology/
"Robert Francis O'Rourke is Irish-American, but he grew up in the heavily Latino border town of El Paso and became Beto early on"
He represents a bicultural district.
None of that says "I am a Hispanic." It says, "I understand and serve a Hispanic community." Ain't nothing wrong with that
Waco1947
Don't forget about the food poisoning.Scratchy Bear said:
Beto is like Chipotle...fake Mexican, overrated, and loved by millennials.
"Never underestimate Joe's ability to **** things up!"
-- Barack Obama
-- Barack Obama
Plenty of millennials know he's a sack of stuff.Scratchy Bear said:
Beto is like Chipotle...fake Mexican, overrated, and loved by millennials.
Scratchy Bear said:
Beto is like Chipotle...fake Mexican, overrated, and loved by millennials.
How well does Beto speak Spanish?
Scratchy Bear said:
Beto is like Chipotle...fake Mexican, overrated, and loved by millennials.
You remain in denial. No one speaks for O'Rourke at his own rallies without saying what he wants them to say.Waco1947 said:. Thank you for tracking it down. A friend said, "He's one of us." He is a son of the border.Oldbear83 said:
For the attention-deprived:
https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/Beto-O-Rourke-has-chance-of-beating-Ted-Cruz-13146113.php
"Baptized Robert Francis O'Rourke, he acquired the nickname Beto as a child. It's short for Roberto in Spanish, a language he speaks fluently."
https://www.texastribune.org/2018/05/30/beto-orourke-ted-cruz-us-senate-race-hispanic/
"Beto is one of us," Gonzalez told the nearly 400 people who crowded into a local football stadium concourse on a humid May afternoon. "He's from the border. ... He understands our culture. El nos conoce." ("He knows us," the McAllen congressman said.) "
"O'Rourke is a self-described "son of the border" who grew up in El Paso and has spent most of his life residing there. While campaigning, he regularly reflects on his experiences growing up and representing a bicultural community that's inextricably linked to Mexico."
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/beto-orourke-is-crafting-his-own-mythology/
"Robert Francis O'Rourke is Irish-American, but he grew up in the heavily Latino border town of El Paso and became Beto early on"
He represents a bicultural district.
None of that says "I am a Hispanic." It says, "I understand and serve a Hispanic community." Ain't nothing wrong with that
Beto ran as a Latino. Didn't work.
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He tried to join the Hispanic caucus. He is a wanna be when it suits him.
Like a Frito Bandito.Florda_mike said:Scratchy Bear said:
Beto is like Chipotle...fake Mexican, overrated, and loved by millennials.
How well does Beto speak Spanish?
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. Yes they do but more know you're lying. and they are voting.MilliVanilli said:Plenty of millennials know he's a sack of stuff.Scratchy Bear said:
Beto is like Chipotle...fake Mexican, overrated, and loved by millennials.
Waco1947
I'm a millennial pops, and yes, I am voting and know plenty of millennials just like me.Waco1947 said:. Yes they do but more know you're lying. and they are voting.MilliVanilli said:Plenty of millennials know he's a sack of stuff.Scratchy Bear said:
Beto is like Chipotle...fake Mexican, overrated, and loved by millennials.
You really don't understand voter demographics.Waco1947 said:. Yes they do but more know you're lying. and they are voting.MilliVanilli said:Plenty of millennials know he's a sack of stuff.Scratchy Bear said:
Beto is like Chipotle...fake Mexican, overrated, and loved by millennials.
That which does not kill me, will try again and get nastier
Anecdotal but I see anecdotal and raise you my anecdotal millennials , youngster.
"Pops".
"Pops".
Waco1947
So I as a living breathing member of the 25 to 35-year-old generation who walks and talks and socializes and works among the age group daily is accused of being "anecdotal" by a baby boomer who has nothing but second-hand anecdotal experiences with my generation.Waco1947 said:
Anecdotal but I see anecdotal and raise you my anecdotal millennials , youngster.
"Pops".
Fascinating.
Waco1947 said:
Anecdotal but I see anecdotal and raise you my anecdotal millennials , youngster.
"Pops".
Give up the false hope. The millennials are going to be too hungover or too busy getting high with their buddies and playing fortnite to show up to vote for the totalitarian communist that sounds really cool.
Beto gonna bust.
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No I go to church, participate in the community, work alongside at HFH
Waco1947
More virtue signalling, I see.Waco1947 said:
No I go to church, participate in the community, work alongside at HFH
That which does not kill me, will try again and get nastier
Osodecentx said:A lot of us were considering Beto. Then Kavanaugh happenedGunny Hartman said:HuMcK said:
Why Democrats lose: episode infinity.
Pretty sure Democrats lose when folks start figuring out they're nothing but unhinged leftists
I can't help but roll my eyes when I see this kind of weak logic. Be real with yourself (and us), you weren't really considering voting for him if somehow the Kavanaugh confirmation fight, a situation Beto had literally no involvement in, changed your vote.
HuMcK said:Osodecentx said:A lot of us were considering Beto. Then Kavanaugh happenedGunny Hartman said:HuMcK said:
Why Democrats lose: episode infinity.
Pretty sure Democrats lose when folks start figuring out they're nothing but unhinged leftists
I can't help but roll my eyes when I see this kind of weak logic. Be real with yourself (and us), you weren't really considering voting for him if somehow the Kavanaugh confirmation fight, a situation Beto had literally no involvement in, changed your vote.
Not sure what so difficult about that statement to understand. The Kavanaugh hearing demonstrated what happens when unhinged Democrats are in control. Normal, sane Americans want to avoid that kind of madness in our government.
Hey there Big Boy. Be careful with the baby boomer jabs. Waco1947 was screwed the day he was born due to his white privilege. Please pray for him.MilliVanilli said:So I as a living breathing member of the 25 to 35-year-old generation who walks and talks and socializes and works among the age group daily is accused of being "anecdotal" by a baby boomer who has nothing but second-hand anecdotal experiences with my generation.Waco1947 said:
Anecdotal but I see anecdotal and raise you my anecdotal millennials , youngster.
"Pops".
Fascinating.
"Never underestimate Joe's ability to **** things up!"
-- Barack Obama
-- Barack Obama
I can't stand Cruz, but I also can't contribute to Senators Spartacus, Feinstein, et al. My earlier posts said I wouldn't vote for Cruz, but Democrat Senators on the Judiciary Committee flipped me.HuMcK said:Osodecentx said:A lot of us were considering Beto. Then Kavanaugh happenedGunny Hartman said:HuMcK said:
Why Democrats lose: episode infinity.
Pretty sure Democrats lose when folks start figuring out they're nothing but unhinged leftists
I can't help but roll my eyes when I see this kind of weak logic. Be real with yourself (and us), you weren't really considering voting for him if somehow the Kavanaugh confirmation fight, a situation Beto had literally no involvement in, changed your vote.
Beto said nothing in defense of due process or fairness. I won't be a part of adding to their tribe.
Osodecentx said:I can't stand Cruz, but I also can't contribute to Senators Spartacus, Feinstein, et al. My earlier posts said I wouldn't vote for Cruz, but Democrat Senators on the Judiciary Committee flipped me.HuMcK said:Osodecentx said:A lot of us were considering Beto. Then Kavanaugh happenedGunny Hartman said:HuMcK said:
Why Democrats lose: episode infinity.
Pretty sure Democrats lose when folks start figuring out they're nothing but unhinged leftists
I can't help but roll my eyes when I see this kind of weak logic. Be real with yourself (and us), you weren't really considering voting for him if somehow the Kavanaugh confirmation fight, a situation Beto had literally no involvement in, changed your vote.
Beto said nothing in defense of due process or fairness. I won't be a part of adding to their tribe.
Well then God bless you. These are serious times, and thankfully due to some good policymaking for a change in DC, we've come roaring out of the Leftist hell that Obama drug us down into for 8 years, so thank you for doing your part to help that recovery and prosperity continue.