He lied about a crime he actually committed......how do we know he lied? The police report taken at the actual time and place of the accident.....you know, at the time and place the crime actually happened.....states he tried to flee the scene of the accident.....
An actual police report at the time and place of the crime...
WATCH: Beto O'Rourke Pins Himself In Corner Over Drunk Driving Claim
Actually, the police report does not say the he tried to flee the scene, it says that a single witness claims he tried to flee the scene. Not unlike how a single witness has made comments about a potential justice, and most of us have dismissed that single witness for lack of evidence.
I watched the debate and it was so funny when Cruz brought up that Beto said:
"law enforcement called the new Jim Crow"
Beto response. "That's not true".
That injustice, to many more people here than I know firsthand, continues to persist today. That system of suspecting somebody solely based on the color of their skin, searching that person solely based on the color of their skin, stopping that person solely based on the color of their skin, shooting that person solely based on the color of their skin, throwing the book at that person and letting them rot behind bars solely based on the color of their skin is why some have called this —
I think it is an apt description — the new Jim Crow.” specifically:
Police Are 'The New Jim Crow': Beto O'Rourke Slams Law Enforcement in Town Hall Speech
So did Beto actually call
"law enforcement the new Jim Crow"?
Well let's compare statements of Kavanaugh about Roe v Wade is not "settled law" as Kavanaugh opponents claim.
This is exactly what Kavanaugh said:
Kavanaugh was giving feedback on the draft of an opinion piece. At the time, President George W. Bush had nominated a conservative to an appeals court seat and his supporters were trying to convince anti-abortion advocates to submit the piece under their bylines.
The opinion piece read in part:
"It is widely accepted by legal scholars across the board that Roe v. Wade and its progeny are the settled law of the land."
Kavanaugh said that line should be deleted and replaced.
"I am not sure that all legal scholars refer to Roe as the settled law of the land at the Supreme Court level," he wrote,
"since Court can always overrule its precedent, and three current Justices on the Court would do so."
He didn't say whether he personally believed Roe is settled law, like many of his peers do.
Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh Once Said Roe v. Wade Is Not Settled Law
So Democrats liberals and all you nit pickers including TraitorGator.......
You say Cruz was wrong because Beto never said himself
that law enforcement - the new Jim Crow"
Did Beto actually call Law Enforcement "New Jim Crow"?
Well if you say he didn't then you have to say Kavanaugh NEVER said Roe v. Wade was settled law because
HE was commenting on the logic the Supreme Court couldn't overturn because "legal scholars" accepted it as "law of the land"..
Very nuanced differential here folks but remember TraitorGator is defending a guy he has NO IDEA what Beto is like.
Never saw Beto in the debate because TraitorGator is in the Midwest and not here in Texas .... but remember TraitorGator he knows EVERYTHING!!!