The scrawny socialist Robert ‘Beto’ O’Rourke has seen his popularity wane as people get to know him and become familiar with his past record of non-achievements. That appears to be reflected in the teeny little crowd that showed up for him at the University of Las Vegas.
The publicity beforehand was dramatic and enticing if you are a person with any interest in him whatsoever.
Join us Friday at @UNLV for a townhall with Beto O’Rourke
He’s speaking directly to the people and going everywhere. Here’s your opportunity to speak to him directly. Unscripted answers. No filtered questions. @betoorourkehttps://t.co/4sFafAdpH0 pic.twitter.com/cm2TqR0Bro— Vegas for Beto (@VegasForBeto) April 24, 2019
They expected a much bigger turnout.
This is where the rally was originally supposed to be held pic.twitter.com/ANLxtkY6ac
— Emma Kinery (@EmmaKinery) April 26, 2019
Beto, the fake Hispanic, attracted only 35 people. That’s not good, even given the fact that it’s a commuter school and students like to get home on Fridays.
Around 35 people here to see Beto O’Rourke at UNLV. The rally was supposed to be held in the courtyard outside, but students told me no one is on campus on Fridays bc it’s mainly a commuter school. pic.twitter.com/zFygogVAe6
— Emma Kinery (@EmmaKinery) April 26, 2019
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THE POSTER BOY NO MORE
Beto was the golden boy for a short while but the son of a communist Pete Buttigieg, who tries to present as a religious moderate, seems to be the new golden boy.
Pete is far-left, but he served his country, plays the piano well, won a Rhodes scholarship, and he’s gay. While none of these traits, admirable though they may be, mean he will be a good President, the identity politics left thinks they do.
As for Beto, wanting to run over children as a teen, burglarizing a facility and then fleeing the scene of his drunk driving crash as an adult and then lying about it, hasn’t helped him. We’d also like to think that people don’t appreciate his extreme politics, but who knows.
As an aside, he didn’t do that well in the coffee shop either.
.@BetoORourke at a brewery in Henderson, NV encourages the crowd to drink responsibly and adds: “thank you for including democracy in your having a good time” pic.twitter.com/23dJ3nCYkI
— Emma Kinery (@EmmaKinery) April 27, 2019
If he wantws to attract a crowd, he’ll have to bring a popular band with him next time.
Going, going, he’s almost gone.
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