America is starting to learn more about Texas Senate candidate Beto O’Rourke, and with every new fact Beto O’Rourke looks more like an entitled multi-faceted dickhead loser, who is not a god guy, and he definitely should not be elected to be a US Senator.
Beto “Blato” O’Rourke Wrote Broadway Actor’s ‘Only Qualifications.. Phenomenally Large Breasts & Tight Buttocks’
The latest information we are learning about Beto O’Rourke is that he has authored some very disgusting anti-woman writings – attacking the female actors in “The Will Rogers Follies” Broadway show, saying that their “only qualifications seem to be their phenomenally large breasts and tight buttocks”.
O’Rourke is not only a sexist dickhead, but also appears to be a really bad drunk, who police reports show got into an accident while driving drunk, and then reportedly tried leaving the scene of the crash and had to be stopped.
Then, to top it off, we have the fact that Beto O’Rourke has even been arrested for attempted Burglary.
Anyone who speaks about females the way that he does should be widely condemned by liberals, but you won’t hear a peep about O’Rourke’s sexist comments, except on FOX – just like you won’t hear a peep in the Fake News Media about the credible abuse allegations against Democrat Keith Ellison by an x=girlfriend, with police and medical records – and these aren’t the Democrat’s false accusations from 40 years ago – these are credible recent charges with evidence.
It appears that the Democrats aren’t going to investigate Ellison though because they REALLY need his Senate seat.
So, on top of the attempted burglary, sexist beliefs and who knows what else, anyone who tries to leave the scene of an accident they caused while driving drunk, with no concern for the people in the other car(s), is a menace to society, and cannot be trusted – especially in a position of power.
Beto O’Rourke is definitely NOT the caliber of person that America needs sitting in the US Senate, but he would fit right in with the bunch of Democrat criminals.
To be a true Democrat, you have to evade paying your taxes though, so we wonder if Beto O’Rourke hasn’t been paying his taxes so that he might fit in with the rest of the congressional Democrat tax evaders, who feel that they are above the law?
Texas Senate candidate Beto O’Rourke is apologizing for once criticizing a Broadway musical with actresses “whose only qualifications seem to be their phenomenally large breasts and tight buttocks.”
In 1991, the 19-year-old O’Rourke reviewed the Broadway musical “The Will Rogers Follies” for the Columbia Daily Spectator, the university’s student newspaper. Writing under the byline Robert O’Rourke, he panned the performance as “one of the most glaring examples of the sickening excesses and moral degradations of our culture.”
He went on to bemoan the bevy of “perma-smile actresses whose only qualifications seem to be their phenomenally large breasts and tight buttocks.”
The review in the Oct. 10, 1991 edition of the Spectator, which according to an archive search was the only article he wrote for the newspaper, offers another glimpse of the former life of the Texas Senate candidate, who’s given incumbent Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) an unexpectedly serious reelection challenge. It also shows how drastically the sensitivities surrounding descriptions of women have changed over the past three decades: While it’s unclear whether O’Rourke was criticizing the musical’s use of scantily-clad women for effect or commenting on their bodies himself, his prose, in hindsight, is jarring either way.
“Basically, the show documents the life of Will Rogers, the ‘lassoing fool,’ who rose from being an insignificant side show attraction to one of the more prominent political pundits and cultural statesmen in our history. Yet it is produced and directed in such a showy, glitzy, and ultimately, tacky manner, that one cannot help feeling disgusted throughout the show. Keith Carradine in the lead role is surrounded by perma-smile actresses whose only qualifications seem to be their phenomenally large breasts and tight buttocks.”
In a statement sent to POLITICO shortly after this story was published, O’Rourke offered an apology.
“I am ashamed of what I wrote and I apologize. There is no excuse for making disrespectful and demeaning comments about women,” he said.
While O’Rourke was no fan of the production, which had a more than two-year run at the Palace Theatre, the musical went on to win a half-dozen Tony Awards.
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