Trump's rally in El Paso ?and Beto's response ? is a preview of every 2020 debate to come

El Paso, Texas on Monday night marked the real start of the 2020 presidential campaign: Two dueling rallies with two contrasting messages that will force Americans to finally chose whether to embrace a changing county or fear it.Even though former Rep. Robert “Beto” O’Rourke, D-Texas, has yet to formally announce his intent to run for the Democratic nomination, the local March for Truth he headlined like a rock star was a direct dig at President Trump’s MAGA extravaganza happening down the road in El Paso. They will never be convinced otherwise.There was nothing at Monday night's MAGA rally that Americans haven't seen before: Trump's made similar xenophobic remarks at the State of the Union, during a nationally-televised speech and in his first campaign speech ever in 2015 and, sadly, because this is America, he will always have an audience.Enter O’Rourke, who took the game to Trump in El Paso, while the rest of the country’s official Democratic presidential candidates watched from afar.