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Beto is a persistent [[Trump-Russia collusion hoax]]er.  ''The Federalist'' reported on Beto's first presidential debate performance: {{quotebox|O’Rourke, who had kicked off an entertaining arms race in Spanish proficiency, promised to fund “resiliency”—the cost unknown. The one-time darling of the media also promised that as president he would instruct his Justice Department to prosecute his predecessor for “potential crimes,” which didn’t even provoke a murmur from the commentariat, although it’s the same kind of rhetoric that elicits high indignation when used by Trump.<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2019/06/27/first-debate-proved-democratic-party-gone-loco/</ref>}}

Beto is a persistent [[Trump-Russia collusion hoax]]er.  ''The Federalist'' reported on Beto's first presidential debate performance: {{quotebox|O’Rourke, who had kicked off an entertaining arms race in Spanish proficiency, promised to fund “resiliency”—the cost unknown. The one-time darling of the media also promised that as president he would instruct his Justice Department to prosecute his predecessor for “potential crimes,” which didn’t even provoke a murmur from the commentariat, although it’s the same kind of rhetoric that elicits high indignation when used by Trump.<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2019/06/27/first-debate-proved-democratic-party-gone-loco/</ref>}}

As Beto's poll numbers tumbled, after the [[El Paso Walmart shooting]] by a crazed [[leftist]], Beto cursed out President Trump with the most vile, profane invective.  Beto's widely publicized hate filled rants, accusing Trump supporters of being racists and [[white supremacist]]s,<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2019/08/04/beto-orourke-trump-white-supremacist/</ref> cost Beto one of three supporters in polls the following week.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/2020-election/2019/08/08/beto-orourke-less-one-percent-support-iowa/</ref> [[CNN]] published an op-ed rant of his against ''[[Fox news]]'', [[Breitbart]], Sinclair Media, the [[NRA]], Trump supporters and [[white supremacy]].

As Beto's poll numbers tumbled, after the [[El Paso Walmart shooting]] by a crazed [[leftist]], Beto cursed out President Trump with the most vile, profane invective.  Beto's widely publicized hate filled rants, accusing Trump supporters of being racists and [[white supremacist]]s,<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2019/08/04/beto-orourke-trump-white-supremacist/</ref> cost Beto one of three supporters in polls the following week.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/2020-election/2019/08/08/beto-orourke-less-one-percent-support-iowa/</ref> [[CNN]] published an op-ed rant of his against ''[[Fox news]]'', [[Breitbart]], Sinclair Media, the [[NRA]], Trump supporters and [[white supremacy]]. In a much touted umteenth effort to bootstrap his failing campaign built on [[identity politics]], Beto said, {{quotebox|"When we allow this country to be defined along lines of race, ethnicity, and religion, the end of that road is the end of this idea of America."<ref>https://twitter.com/BetoORourke/status/1162052063934713857</ref>}}

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