Beto O'Rourke , to Run for Governor of Texas.<br />'The New York Times' reports Beto O'Rourke has announced his intentions of being <br />the next governor of Texas.<br />O'Rourke, a Democrat, would be <br />challenging the highly-financed <br />and uber-conservative Greg Abbott.<br />O'Rourke, a Democrat, would be <br />challenging the highly-financed <br />and uber-conservative Greg Abbott.<br />Abbott has been Governor of Texas<br />for two consecutive terms.<br />Abbott has been Governor of Texas<br />for two consecutive terms.<br />The office of the Governor of Texas hasn't been held by a Democrat since 1996.<br />A former El Paso congressman, <br />O'Rourke has been a voice for<br />Democrats and political activists of Texas.<br />Those in positions of public trust have stopped listening to, serving and paying attention to — and trusting — the people of Texas. , Beto O'Rourke, politician, via The New York Times.<br />In contrast to current governor Abbott, O'Rourke is a supporter of strengthened pandemic-related health measures.<br />O'Rourkes message to voters is simple: He's been there for Texans as Abbott has merely appeased his own party and satisfied his own political ambitions.<br />O'Rourkes message to voters is simple: He's been there for Texans as Abbott has merely appeased his own party and satisfied his own political ambitions.<br />Abbott's campaign responded to O'Rourke's announcement with a statement and a video of O'Rourke's face slowly morphing into Joe Biden.<br />Abbott's campaign responded to O'Rourke's announcement with a statement and a video of O'Rourke's face slowly morphing into Joe Biden.<br />The last thing Texans need is President Biden’s radical liberal agenda coming to Texas under the guise of Beto O’Rourke, Mark Miner, campaign spokesman <br />Greg Abbott for Governor of Texas, <br />via The New York Times.<br />The last thing Texans need is President Biden’s radical liberal agenda coming to Texas under the guise of Beto O’Rourke, Mark Miner, campaign spokesman <br />Greg Abbott for Governor of Texas, <br />via The New York Times
