The public meet and greet takes place at Gino’s Cento Anno at 3:30 p.m. The event follows his Thursday Twitter announcement that he’s joining the dense field of (officially-running) presidential candidates, and the recent revelation of his tepid, video-game-pirating membership with the CDC (hacking group “Cult of the Dead Cow,” obviously).
While O’Rourke’s campaign maintains his campaign kicks-off on March 30 in his hometown of El Paso, consider his local visit a casual and informal affair and an indicator of what’s to come. Cleveland is a Democratic hot-spot in a fairly purple state. Expect the menagerie of candidates to come sweeping through (hopefully, ready to regale us with exciting policy initiatives) as election season launches in full force.
Gino’s Cento Anno is located at 1314 Denison Ave. Arrive early for the best chance to secure a spot at this first-come-first-serve event.
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This article appears in Mar 13-19, 2019.


I thought he wanted us to Vote For Pedro.
here we go again…the celebrity apprentice
OMG you guys Bae-to! He said he’s going to do a skateboard trick over the border wall to save America!!!
You guys deleted the part about how he used his Senate campaign donations to pay human trafficking and organizers to move the migrant caravans to our border. You also forgot the part about his creative writing where he discusses his deep desire to run over children with his car.