US EditionBeto O'Rourke Addresses ETX Water, Hospital Issues at Tyler Town Hall ...
- Former U.S. Representative Beto O'Rourke held a town hall on Sunday, June 29, 2025, at the Holiday Inn in Tyler as part of his statewide tour.
- O'Rourke focused on pressing local concerns including water rights, rural hospital closures, public education, and criticized policies hurting East Texas residents.
- The event, attended by over 880 people, was an open forum where O'Rourke engaged attendees on issues like Medicaid expansion, abortion access, immigration, and school vouchers.
- O'Rourke described action as the remedy for hopelessness, called for bipartisan cooperation, and expressed his opposition to transferring water resources from East Texas to the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
- The town hall underscored O'Rourke's ongoing grassroots leadership and hints at a potential Senate run, emphasizing collective action to address challenges facing rural Texans.
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The Henderson NewsHundreds attend Tyler town hall with Beto O’Rourke, who urged unity, action
Nearly 900 people filled the conference center at Holiday Inn in Tyler on Sunday for a town hall with Beto O’Rourke. The former congressman’s stop in Tyler was part of a multi-city tour focused on state and federal issues.
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