Liberals too invested in Davis to drop her

Richard Greene:
How about we get back to the big picture of what’s at stake with a Wendy Davis victory in November?

The revelation of Wendy’s departure from truth in the accounts of her early life has spread across the country. Does that mean she has lost the media’s adoring obsession with her?

Absolutely not. Watch now as they adopt her campaign strategy to cry foul, blame her opponent and accuse others of dirty tricks.

They aren’t about to give up the best chance they’ve had to turn the state blue since Jimmy Carter.

As soon as they get themselves organized and coordinated, they will see to it that Wendy recovers from the embarrassing revelations that have caused such an upheaval.

The race in Texas really isn’t so much about Wendy as it is about the opportunity she offers to the further spread of big government under the control of Democrats dedicated to undoing the work of our Founders.

It’s about the 38 Texas electoral votes at stake in 2016. Democrats across the land are salivating over the photo opportunities of Gov. Wendy leading Hillary Clinton to victory across Texas.

Hillary has already virtually secured the votes of the other largest states, with the possible exception of Florida.

With Texas in her column, the race is over before it begins.

That’s really all Wendy would be able to do anyhow. As governor of a state with the Legislature dominated by Republicans, she would get nothing she wants to advance her liberal agenda.
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They are going to go forward with the discredited bootstrap story that writes out the generous help she got from her former husband that made her a success story.  It is the feminist and there attempt to devalue men that are behind her fantasy single mom story.  These people are just not honest.

This story also explores the Davis dishonest narrative.

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