This is big, big trouble for a campaign that didn’t need any more trouble. Battleground Texas, a Democrat group integral to Wendy Davis’ gubernatorial campaign (as she herself would have told you, until about an hour ago) is a pretty nasty crew. They’re given to saying ugly, sometimes legally dubious things when hidden cameras are pointed at them. James O’Keefe and Project Veritas – a group that has been saluted for its effectiveness by no less than the Governor of New York – enjoy pointing hidden cameras at them.
The latest result brings us Battleground Texas staffers mocking Davis’ Republican opponent, Greg Abbott, for being a paraplegic. (One of the many absurdities of the Texas race is that Davis doctored the hell out of her biography to make herself look like a hard-luck story, while Abboot was hit by a tree and paralyzed while jogging 30 years ago.)
The Battleground Texas clowns laugh about how it’s “amazing to think” of how Abbott is stuck in a wheelchair while they want to “stand with Wendy.” They can’t believe he’s doing so well in the race, because they think “he’s not good looking, he doesn’t speak very well, he doesn’t have a good personality, and he’s in a wheelchair.”
They also think committing fraud on absentee is an amusing practice, which they are more than willing to tolerate. Obama’s government is busy abusing power left and right to suppress dissident Tea Party groups (and now Hollywood conservatives!) on the pretext that they might be too partisan to get the kind of instant tax exemption approval that Obama for America got when it changed its name, but no one in the Justice Department seems to be keeping tabs on a Democrat group with an indulgent attitude towards outright voter fraud.
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