Explostive story on Beto O'Rourke held by reporter till after election

[Forcefield]

@TheDoctorIsIn

When I was in elementary school, we went to computer class and wrote “code” to make a turtle move around and draw pictures. It was a room full of IIes and Commodore 64s.

LOGO!

[enki]

Lol. Trumpets gonna Trump.

[NebraskaFootball]

@Mountain_Soldier

@pam95650

Wow, this is enough to tar & feather him, right? Who didn’t do stupid ass things when they were a teen/young person? I know I’ve had my share of stuff. If EVERYTHING about everyone was exposed to the media while campaigning, we wouldn’t have elected officials.

Ahh, the Ted Kennedy defense. Effective.

Did you seriously just equate this story to a situation where a person died?

Amazing!!

[NebraskaFootball]

@Snow96

Who did he specifically say he did it to? And why do you believe something now when you don’t believe anything he says now?

Something like 20 different women have come forward and confirmed it publicly that this is how he treated them. A few sued him. At least one lawsuit is still progressing. Current events. Knowledge is power.

[NebraskaFootball]

@Roxiebelle

@lulubee

“I’m automatically attracted to beautiful women — I just start kissing them, it’s like a magnet. Just kiss. I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything," he said in the 2005 conversation. “Grab 'em by the ■■■■■■■ - Donald Trump

And it’s on tape.

You’re welcome.

I think he did those things when he was a Democrat! Just saying!

Once a serial sexual assaulter always a serial sexual assaulter.

Not that you care. Which is all the more hilarious and disturbing.

[Mountain_Soldier]

I was told in another thread that Ted Kennedy did what the majority of younger people do anyway, he was just unlucky. Not my words.

[thinkingman]

@Plasmaball

Oh no you dont…you dont have a moral highground to argue from anymore…

Want to try again from a more honest standpoint? Your thread is already thin ice structurally

no one’s claiming moral highground here. thats just flack evading the question

there are serious laws he may have broken.

which evidently is a pattern for him

but that’s ok he’s a democrat and obama 2.0

[thinkingman]

@armycowboy

I dont think the OP realizes this but this story will probably serve to make Beto more popular.

almost every story about democrats does

wonder what that is…

[NebraskaFootball]

@BonAppetit

The media was in the tank for Beta from day one.

Beta wrote about fantasies about killing children. Yet it’s devoted family man Ted Cruz who is the creepy zodiac killer.

Devoted family man?!? This must be a joke. Donald Trump savagelely and brutally attacked Ted Cruz’s family members, but especially his wife. And how does he respond? He bends a knee and kisses the ring and becomes a groveling sycophant. He has lost all of his Constitutional cred he once may have had. He voted in lockstep with the party establishment instead of voting for what is right and in line with the Constitution. He is a spineless coward and yes, he looks creepy to boot.

[NebraskaFootball]

@BigBear

@Snow96

Can you only imagine is the reporter had discovered it was a Republican candidate that was a member of an infomous hacker group in their youth? Now way in hell it have been held.

Reuters reporter Joseph Menn exclusively revealed on Friday that Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke belonged to one of the best-known groups of computer hackers as a teenager.

After more than a year of reporting, Menn persuaded O’Rourke to talk on the record. In an interview in late 2017, O’Rourke acknowledged that he was a member of the group, on the understanding that the information would not be made public until after his Senate race against Ted Cruz in November 2018.

Can’t help but wonder if the election would have been more of a blow out for Cruz had this information come to light just before the election instead of 4 mouths after the election.

Backstory: How Reuters uncovered Beto O'Rourke's teenage hacking days | Reuters

Even now it doesn’t seem to be gaining any traction in the lamestream media about his hacking days. You know with the Russian hacking and all . . .

Clearly Beto’s discussion under an agreement stole that election. It’s just the same as Trump and the National Enquirer, I’ll bet you think.

Or worse, Trump and Fox News who ALSO buried the Stormy Daniels story before the election. Can you imagine the change in results had Fox of all places broken that story right before the election? But somehow Beto’s milquetoast story about hacking long distant lines in his teenage years deserves to be held to a different standard. Even though the author himself says he couldn’t have run with it prior because no one would confirm on the record. It’s hypocrisy in its most blatant form.

[NebraskaFootball]

@Snow96

Hmmm no one would talk?

So how did he know to go and confront Beto before the election about being in that hackers group?

Kind of strange if you ask me.

It seems you lack an understanding of what investigative journalism is or what it entails. Would that be a fair assumption based on these questions?

[NebraskaFootball]

@Snow96

yes really

Good gravy man. The reporter has even shrugged off her NDA from Fox and is going to testify in front of Congress over this. You been out of pocket for the last week or so?

[NebraskaFootball]

@Mountain_Soldier

I was told in another thread that Ted Kennedy did what the majority of younger people do anyway, he was just unlucky. Not my words.

Well whomever told you that was not very bright and certainly was not accurate. If I were you, I probably wouldn’t go around repeating what this other person told you, because it reflects badly on you now.

[Mountain_Soldier]

It’s just bad luck Teddy killed someone, he was just doing what everyone does.

@TheDoctorIsIn

Did you take a breathalyzer before you got behind the wheel?

From my experience, people are generally very bad at judging their own level of intoxication.

I am not in any sense of the word defending Ted Kennedy.

I am just pointing out that most people I know have done the same thing that he did (get behind the wheel under the influence), and the only difference is luck.

[NebraskaFootball]

@thinkingman

@Plasmaball

Oh no you dont…you dont have a moral highground to argue from anymore…

Want to try again from a more honest standpoint? Your thread is already thin ice structurally

no one’s claiming moral highground here. thats just flack evading the question

there are serious laws he may have broken.

which evidently is a pattern for him

but that’s ok he’s a democrat and obama 2.0

Serious laws? May have been? As opposed to non-serious and definitely were?

[NebraskaFootball]

@Mountain_Soldier

It’s just bad luck Teddy killed someone, he was just doing what everyone does.

@TheDoctorIsIn

Did you take a breathalyzer before you got behind the wheel?

From my experience, people are generally very bad at judging their own level of intoxication.

I am not in any sense of the word defending Ted Kennedy.

I am just pointing out that most people I know have done the same thing that he did (get behind the wheel under the influence), and the only difference is luck.

Well gosh, that didn’t say at all what you claimed it said. Imagine that. You claimed someone told you the majority of young people do what Ted Kennedy did. That’s not what was said at all. Why did you make that up?

[Mountain_Soldier]

You’re right I didn’t remember it correctly. So as long as Teddy did what many people he knows do, it’s just still bad luck.

[CaughtInTheMiddle]

I’m about to read this thread. Is it worth it or is it like net neutrality threads here?

[NebraskaFootball]

@Mountain_Soldier

You’re right I didn’t remember it correctly. So as long as Teddy did what many people he knows do, it’s just still bad luck.

I don’t agree with that either. But I’m not sure that is what @TheDoctorIsIn meant either. We can let him weigh in.

[thinkingman]

@NebraskaFootball

@thinkingman

@Plasmaball

Oh no you dont…you dont have a moral highground to argue from anymore…

Want to try again from a more honest standpoint? Your thread is already thin ice structurally

no one’s claiming moral highground here. thats just flack evading the question

there are serious laws he may have broken.

which evidently is a pattern for him

but that’s ok he’s a democrat and obama 2.0

Serious laws? May have been? As opposed to non-serious and definitely were?

exactly. sounds like we need a good 2+ year investigation huh?