Beto O’Rourke has driven alone across the plains, straining to find his emotional bearings — or at least a Pancake House in Liberal, Kansas. He has collected an “El Pasoan of the Year” award, before a modest audience, and smiled coyly through an interview with Oprah Winfrey, before a bigger one.
As the Democratic presidential field takes final shape, O’Rourke seems inclined to be in this, according to interviews with people who have spoken to him and other top Democrats.
As the Democratic presidential field takes final shape, O’Rourke seems inclined to be in this, according to interviews with people who have spoken to him and other top Democrats.