Abortion Barbie lied but will her campaign die?
That’s right, Wendy Davis, (see: women who filibuster to protect the right to kill babies are so groovy), has admitted, the way Democrats do that, to lying. Her re-framing of the fact that she lied goes something like this–
“My language should be tighter,” she said, admitting her campaign biography has been less than truthful.
Joel B. Pollock – Breitbart has more details…
Davis may even have lied under oath, testifying in a federal lawsuit over redistricting that “I got divorced by the time I was 19 years old,” when in fact she was divorced at age 21.
Other missing details have included: her second husband paid her way through law school and she divorced him the day after the last payment was made; her ex-husband accused her in initial court filings of adultery, and was awarded custody of their two daughters; and she first ran for city council in Fort Worth as a Republican.
Using others, misrepresenting facts, accusations of adultery and perjury–She should be running for Governor of Texas as the Female Bill Clinton!
Joel B. Pollock links to this story at the Dallas Morning News where they run cover but still have to point out that…
A single mother working two jobs, she met Jeff Davis, a lawyer 13 years older than her, married him and had a second daughter. He paid for her last two years at Texas Christian University and her time at Harvard Law School, and kept their two daughters while she was in Boston. When they divorced in 2005, he was granted parental custody, and the girls stayed with him. Wendy Davis was directed to pay child support.
Is she paying that child support? I’d hate to think she is not just a liar but a dead-beat mom as well.
I;m sure some consultant is to blame, right?
On the whole, Wendy appears to have a great life story already. Any single mom who tries better herself to get out from under the welfare/entitlement trap should be applauded. But the gold-digging, love-em-an-leave-em, perjury, cheating, willing to lie to the voters to get elected stuff frames the single mom trying to do better stuff in the appropriate light. It defines her character and her quest, removing all the nobility.
Wendy Davis uses people and situations for personal advantage and has no problem lying to enhance that.
Have to wonder what other lines the Democrat would be inclined to “blur” as chief executive of that state and should the press make it a habit of asking, before they quote her, if she’d like to “tighten up her language” first.
