Beto O’Rourke, the Texas Democratic candidate for governor, looked as if it would violate his pledge to chorus from the use of the F-word all over a marketing campaign match Wednesday.

An match attendee looked as if it would chortle whilst O’Rourke spoke in regards to the May mass taking pictures in Uvalde, Texas, sparking the Democratic candidate’s profanity-laced outburst, video of the city corridor match confirmed. The attendee’s interruption got here as O’Rourke used to be lambasting state regulations that enabled the Uvalde taking pictures suspect to procure a high-powered rifle on his 18th birthday. 

“Hundreds of rounds of ammunition and take that weapon that used to be at first designed to be used at the battlefields of Vietnam to penetrate an enemy’s soldier helmet at 500 toes and knock him down useless,” O’Rourke said whilst kneeling at the floor, mimicking a soldier firing a rifle.

He then temporarily grew to become round after listening to the obvious laughter from the gang all over his demonstration.

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“It is also humorous to you, mother—-er, however it’s now not humorous to me,” O’Rourke shouted, resulting in loud applause from his supporters in attendance.

However, amid his 2020 presidential marketing campaign, O’Rourke pledged to stop using the F-word. The promise got here after a voter requested about his common cursing.

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“Great level, and I don’t intend to make use of the F-word going ahead. Point taken, and really strongly made. We’re going to stay it blank,” he stated in March 2019.

O’Rourke, who often used the F-word all over presidential marketing campaign occasions, additionally looked as if it would wreck the pledge mere months after making it. 

“We’re averaging about 300 mass shootings a 12 months, no different nation comes shut — so sure, that is f—ed up,” he remarked all over a CNN the city corridor in September 2019. “And if we do not name it out for what it’s, then we can proceed to have this type of bloodshed in America.”

O’Rourke ultimately dropped out of the 2020 race in November 2019 after falling at the back of within the polls. He additionally did not unseat incumbent Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, in 2018.

In past due 2021, O’Rourke introduced his bid for Texas governor.

“Together, we will push previous the small and divisive politics that we see in Texas as of late — and get again to the massive, daring imaginative and prescient that used to outline Texas,” he tweeted on the time.

He is ready to stand Gov. Greg Abbott in November. Recent polls have given Abbott a considerable lead over O’Rourke, in keeping with FiveThirtyEight.

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The O’Rourke marketing campaign did not right away reply to a request for remark.

Fox News Digital reporter Danielle Wallace contributed to this record.