(voters duped) reuters journo withheld damaging info til after beto's tx senate race

dailycaller.com ^ | 3/16/19 | AMY ATHEY, White House Correspondent

[bgill]

The O’Rourke’s family business, like most demonrats, is up to it’s eyebrows in tax trouble. The loony left isn’t reporting on that and neither is the supposed right. Oh, yeah, FOX is too busy firing Jeanine.

[GOPJ]

“Journalists” protecting political teachers’s pets aren’t doing their profession a favor. Then again, that works for us in the long run.

So go ahead liberal journalists - throw away what little integrity you have left - we’ll still respect you in the morning..../s

[zaxtres]

He looks more like Jeb Bush

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And acts like a panty waste sycophantic loser

[GOPJ]

Hacking's only a part of this ... what about the creepy nut job Beto getting off on murdering happy children - then basking in the feeling of hearing them in pain before their deaths?

This cover-up lies at the feet of democrats and their gullible fools in the press.

We can't uncover all the filth about democrats.

[Liz]

Thank for keeping that story alive......he's not only a dress-wearing weirdo.....he's a tax evader.

DOES HE HAVE A JOB Both O'Rourke and his wife Amy are independently wealthy.

Amy's father, Bill Sanders, is a renowned real estate giant with an estimated net worth of $500 million, according to Forbes.

Vanity Fair reported that O'Rourke's mother gave him partial ownership over the furniture store she once owned, which closed in 2010 after it was fined for alleged tax fraud — a charge denied by both O'Rourke and his mother. The magazine said O'Rourke's net worth is around $9 million.

[GOPJ]

The O’Rourke’s family business, like most demonrats, is up to it’s eyebrows in tax trouble. The loony left isn’t reporting on that and neither is the supposed right. Oh, yeah, FOX is too busy firing Jeanine.

It's odd how the Washington Post and New York Times aren't asking for the Beto tax information either... Could it be bias and corruption that's holding them back from looking at Beto too closely? Is that possible? /s

[no-s]

He was a member of a "cult", plain and simple. A cult with its own weird beliefs, deviant practices, and rituals.

sorry, no. Just eccentric teenage looney tunes intended to get a rise out of the black shod organs of the state. Oh, wait, teenage male culture is a “cult” because “culture” starts with “cult”...

[deport]

Beto in his younger days with his shoes untied.

[1FreeAmerican]

Eat your peas!

[philman_36]

And now his participation has been released to the public which coincides with the announcement of his presidential run when it could have been help back in secret forever.
Hmmmmm...

[philman_36]

I see I'm not the only one with the same train of thought.
See #50.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Robert A Cook PE. Reuters journo probably had the same paymaster as Christopher Steele.

[zeugma]

I was no angel as a teenage boy, but I never stole credit cards or credit card numbers.

Crosses a line to me.

Yup. Purposely destroying people's lives by ruining their credit for kicks, definately crosses a line.

[rlmorel]

I am not proud of some of the things I did and said as a kid, simple vandalism (breaking of bottles in a street because it was fun to hear them smash against the pavement) and I shoplifted a few things, but I can look back and be grateful it didn’t ruin my life.

Irish Bob sounds like he doesn’t have any regrets other than having it come to light.