Contrary to the popular narrative of his innocence and freshness, Rep. Beto O'Rourke has come into the U.S. Senate race in Texas with much more baggage than people realize. No, it's not his DUI – or the fact that he denies fleeing the scene right afterward.  Nor is it his dabbling in insider trading and suffering no consequences for it.  Nor is it his mother's money-laundering or his father's possession of narcotics.  Nor is it his father-in-law using O'Rourke's influence as a city councilman to buy up and redevelop historical property in El Paso. No, the heaviest bag weighing down Beto O'Rourke is the "D" next to his name. As the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation fiasco has shown, the Democrats are not merely the party that disagrees with Republicans; they are positively dangerous to both Republicans and Americans alike.  They are the...(Read Full Article)