The “Super Progressive” Democrat Socialist candidate for President Beto O’Rourke has officially announced. His actual name is Robert Francis O’Rourke. He chooses the name Beto to appeal to the Hispanic population. No one is fooled. Robert Francis has, however, hit a new high in campaign contributions. He raised $6.1 million in just 24 hours. So what is the appeal to Democrats with Beto?



Saving the World



Beto is pushing this whole poo-poo idea of Climate change is going to kill us all. If you follow our social media, we shared a story from 1989. The story tells how by 2000 the world is destroyed and mass migration has taken place, according to the UN. This is the same crap he is pushing.







Beto has announced that in 12 years over 6 billion people will be displaced by climate change. He continues that mass starvation has taken place, and the earth is almost uninhabitable. I hope you do not fall for this propaganda. My show is not sponsored by big oil, I just believe in science. If they want to pay for the podcast, I’m a capitalist so I’m open to them writing the check. It would not change my narrative.



Supreme Court Ideas



Beto also states:



“there is nothing in the constitution that states how many supreme court justices we have.” Robert Francsis O’Rourke a.k.a. Beto



He is wanting to pack the supreme court, but why? This is to prevent anyone like Donald Trump from ever being President again. This is to stop conservatives from saving the lives of babies. Don’t believe me. Look at what is taking place in Virginia and New York. So he loves the Constitution when it fits his narrative. So what about the right to life.



Beto’s Beliefs



MOUNT PLEASANT, IOWA – MARCH 15: Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke talks with voters during his second day of campaigning for the 2020 nomination at Central Park Coffee Company March 15, 2019 in Mount Pleasant, Iowa. After losing a long-shot race for U.S. Senate to Ted Cruz (R-TX), the 46-year-old O’Rourke is making his first campaign swing through Iowa after jumping into a crowded Democratic field this week. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)



* Supporting the abolition of for-profit and private prisons.* Supporting a ban on so-called assault weapons.



* Supporting the elimination of bail sentences that require people to pay money to be released from jail ahead of trial.



* Criticizing not only Trump’s border wall, but also some of the existing barriers on the U.S.-Mexico border and the increase in border security spending over the last decade. (“Yes, absolutely, I’d take the wall down,” he said in February, referring to the border fencing in the El Paso region.)



* Supporting the impeachment of President Trump (O’Rourke took this stance during his Senate campaign. I doubt that he will push this issue during his presidential run, but it was somewhat surprising that he adopted it last year. Other Democrats, like 2020 hopeful Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, didn’t take this stance even as they were running in more liberal states than Texas.).



* Supporting a proposal to allow anyone who wants to enroll in a Medicare-like insurance plan the option to do so.