Beto O'Rourke told El Paso: "I'm running" for the position of president.

Former Texas Senate candidate Beto O'Rourke confirmed on Wednesday to a television station in El Paso what seemed inevitable every time the glass of drinking water decided to end the course of the NOLS on which it was. O'Rourke would run for president. "I'm really proud of what El Paso did and what El Paso represents," O'Rourke said in a message to KTSM El Paso. "It's mostly why I'm running. This city is the best example of this country at its best. "O Rourke, who has been a three-term Congressman representing El Paso before running against Senator Ted Cruz in 2018, is expected to formally announce that he will seek Democratic Nomination on Thursday.

The leak and the planned launch of Beto 2020 come a few days after the documentary Running with Beto debuted at South by Southwest and just hours after the cover of an article in Vanity Fair, entitled "Beto O'Rourke: I Just Born to Do It," was posted on the Internet Wednesday night. "You can probably say I want to run," he told Vanity Fair. "I'm doing it, I think I'd be good at it." Things got a little freaked out from there, "I want to be in," he said. "Dude, I was just born to be there and I want to do everything I can for this country right now. "It's clear that the Beto mojo is appealing – just ask Ted Cruz – but, as Slate's Josh Voorhees points out, the reason to be from the white house race of Beto is not quite clear.Other than, you know, do it for the story.

Now, Beto will have to convert his enthusiasm into a mission that is not just about being a good guy. This process apparently begins now. O 'Rourke was already scheduled to visit Iowa this weekend, apparently to campaign for a Senate nominee in the Democratic Senate in special elections, but as noted by the Austin American-Statesman, the launch this campaign will certainly be more important in the country. The first caucus state is expected to hold its competition on February 3, 2020. O 'Rourke will now travel to Iowa on Thursday and "here Saturday night, the Congressman from El Paso, who sits on three terms, is expected to visit a dozen of 99 counties in Iowa. , "Reports the Dallas Morning News. "For his first leg of the 2020 campaign, O'Rourke goes to a coffee shop in Burlington, a small town in southeastern Iowa, and then to a union hall, according to local Democratic officials. This is a much more intimate setting than the huge crowds he drew in the Senate race or the 10,000-man counter-rally that he led last month when President Donald Trump came in his hometown to defend the merits of a border wall. "