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1/ NEW: @BetoORourke is returning to the Presidential campaign trail on Thursday.
This comes nearly two weeks after O’Rourke suspended his presidential campaign in response to the mass shooting in El Paso. #ElPaso #tx2020
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This comes nearly two weeks after O’Rourke suspended his presidential campaign in response to the mass shooting in El Paso. #ElPaso #tx2020
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@BetoORourke 2/ The Democratic former congressman will restart following a speech in his border city hometown that will “outline the path forward for his presidential campaign,” according to his campaign. bit.ly/2KEb5UE
@BetoORourke 3/ @BetoORourke released few details about Thursday’s event, other than to call it a "major address to the nation" that will outline the path forward for "the future of our country." bit.ly/2KEb5UE
@BetoORourke 4/ O'Rourke never signaled that he planned to end his run.
Still, there have been scattered calls for him to drop out.
A piece by the Houston Chronicle editorial board pleaded with O’Rourke to skip his bid for the White House and run for U.S. Senate. bit.ly/2KEb5UE
Still, there have been scattered calls for him to drop out.
A piece by the Houston Chronicle editorial board pleaded with O’Rourke to skip his bid for the White House and run for U.S. Senate. bit.ly/2KEb5UE
@BetoORourke 5/5 Lauren Hitt, O’Rourke’s national director of rapid response, said sarcastically on Twitter that she “admired the logical leap” of the article. bit.ly/2KEb5UE
