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> The GOP is desperate to discredit him because he puts Texas into play a couple years early. This smells like a weak hit job. He agreed to be interviewed for
by theli0nheart 8y ago
> The GOP is desperate to discredit him because he puts Texas into play a couple years early. This smells like a weak hit job.
He agreed to be interviewed for this, so this would be a pretty poor attempt at a hit job if it was one.
Source:
> No one in cDc would talk about O’Rourke until I promised not to publish before the 2018 election. That was OK: I wanted the full story for my book, which spans decades, rather than 1 scoop ahead of a state vote. I offered O’Rourke the same terms. He accepted, and we spoke. (8/10)
https://twitter.com/josephmenn/status/1106578743181496321 https://twitter.com/josephmenn/status/1106578743181496321
- gaze 8y agoAs far as I can tell, he’s trying to smush down attention on his voting record by creating as much buzz as possible about how he’s antiestablishment.
- theli0nheart 8y agoYep, you nailed it. If anything, he's going to milk this for all that it's worth. He's not going to get far in the primaries by being an establishment candidate.
- gaze 8y agoand people wonder why voter turnout is low when we have candidates that don’t seem to actually believe in anything...