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Talk about his energy!
New York Times: “He has a restless energy”
BuzzFeed: “O’Rourke’s energy is palpable, infectious”
Politico: "The early morning runs help O’Rourke ... project youth and energy"
BuzzFeed: “O’Rourke prides himself on how much of the driving he’s done during this trip across the state”
Town and Country: “He jumped back into the white Dodge Grand Caravan, driving it himself”
New York Times: “[H]e is speaking Spanish — which he does, fluently.”
Time: “O’Rourke ... spends several hours a week practicing his Spanish.”
BuzzFeed: “O’Rourke speaks fluent Spanish, and regularly dots his speeches with Spanish phrases”
Texas Monthly: He speaks fluent Spanish
Town and Country: "As he stood on one porch, a prospective voter seemed to notice the sweat accumulating on his face and throughout his shirt, so she offered him a popsicle.”
Politico: "Sweat pours off his lean, 6-foot-4-inch frame"
Time: “The Congressman is lanky, handsome and charismatic”
Texas Monthly: "[I]t’s O’Rourke’s charisma that sells his pitch"
New York Times: "[T]he long-shot is going it alone."
Town and Country: "He's a Kennedyesque longshot"
Politico: "This, in short, is how O’Rourke plans to pull off his long-shot bid to take away Cruz’s Senate seat: by outhustling his opponent."
BuzzFeed: "In that way, he’s not unlike another young, first-time, long-shot Senate candidate who grabbed the national imagination a decade ago."
Do not under any circumstance mention his 1998 high-speed drunken car accident, including the part where witnesses said he crashed his car into oncoming traffic and endangered others' lives — as he now admits.
Speaking of Kennedy-esque.