During O’Rourke’s aforementioned statements, he recieved cheers and applause from his audience. However, the 2020 hopeful didn’t explain his strategy to ensure that people don’t have to drive long distances to work. Thus far, there is nothing in the Constitution to confirm O’Rourke’s claim that living near one’s place of employment is a “right.”
Since launching his presidential campaign, O’Rourke has struggled to rise above the lower single digits in polls. However, he does qualify to appear on the third debate stage in Houston, Texas on Thursday.
