Beto O'Rourke Changes His Impeach Trump Rhetoric

BluePillSheep.com calls Beto O’Rourke the Kristin Gillibrand of Texas. As we have seen far too many times with Gillibrand the Senator from New York change her position the moment the political winds shift.

Just three weeks ago BluePillSheep.com reported on Beto O’Rourke (D-Texas), who is running against Sen. Ted Cruz's (R-Texas) in November, saying on video (below) he’s seen enough evidence that he would vote to impeach President Trump.

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Changing something because the political winds have changed or because it was politically expedient is nothing new to O'Rourke. Born Robert Francis O-Rourke, while he claims that he had the nickname "Beto" since childhood he rarely used it.

Only when he ran for office in a district that had a large Spanish population did Robert started distancing himself from his "Whiteness" by using his "Beto" nickname.

Three weeks ago the Democrats were still spewing their BS about Trump's tough North Korea talk had America on the road to World War III. But after the surprise "Korean Summit" between North and South Korea that democrat talking point was quickly extinguished.

Worse for the Democrats, the South Korean President Moon Jae-in said: Trump Deserves The Nobel Peace Prize. With this in mind "Beto" has once again changed his tune for political expediency.

Trump will be meeting Kim Jong-Un in July and if the President leaves that summit with an agreement from North Korea to dismantle their nuclear program. it'll guarantee that Trump will be awarded the 2018 Nobel for his efforts in ending a 70-year old conflict.

"Beto" knows If Trump continues "Making America Great Again" and adds a Nobel Peace Prize to all the great economic news, "Beto" would look like another Liberal Loony Toon Democratic hell bent on voting only what's good for their liberal base rather than what's best for America.

Just three weeks ago "Beto" was all in on supporting Maxine Waters promise to impeach President Trump if the Democrats won the house in November. But political fortunes can change overnight and when Trump pulled off something that no President had been able to do in over a half century, "Beto" bailed on Mad Maxine.
Three weeks ago Beto said:
O’Rourke said on KFYO radio in Lubbock when asked if he thought there was enough evidence to call for the impeachment of the president.

“I’ve seen an attempt, no matter how ham-handed, to collude with a foreign government in our national election. I’ve seen an effort to obstruct justice in the investigation of what happened in the 2016 election.” 

 
What Beto says now:
But speaking on MSNBC's "Kasie DC" Sunday night, host Kasie Hunt asked O'Rourke about whether he has "seen the president commit an impeachable offense so far."

O'Rourke avoided giving her a direct answer, saying lawmakers should be focused on special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.

"Here's what we should focus on: the integrity and the independence of the Bob Mueller investigation," 

He said the findings of the investigation should be presented to the House before lawmakers make a decision about whether the president committed impeachable offenses.

"Until those facts are presented and are compelling enough for people to put country before party, I do think the conversation is premature,"

Forget about what "Beto" is promising today will be the same in November, the real question is will it be the same next week? With "Beto" changing positions and even his name for Political expediency it raises some serious questions about his authenticity.

 

Here are the two tapes

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