http://twitter.com/#!/KatiePavlich/status/425416962772987905

Wayne Slater, a political writer for the Dallas Morning News, published a widely read article which outlines areas of Texas gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis’ personal life that Davis has “blurred,” according to the story (had the subject of the article been a Republican, the word “blurred” may well have become “lied”).

A couple points of order before we get to Davis’ reaction:

1) The Dallas Morning News reporter is most certainly not a conservative:

http://twitter.com/#!/WILLisms/status/425363684337000448

2) Regardless of the reporter’s political leanings, he claims to have had no contact with the Greg Abbott campaign while preparing the article:

http://twitter.com/#!/WayneSlater/status/424904779844681728

With those things in mind, here’s Wendy Davis spinning Slater’s Dallas Morning News article as some kind of “dirty trick” from the Abbott campaign:

http://twitter.com/#!/WendyDavisTexas/status/425414463940866048
http://twitter.com/#!/WendyDavisTexas/status/425415589704642560

Nice try, but that’s a hard sell:

http://twitter.com/#!/DLoesch/status/425417627150737408
http://twitter.com/#!/KatiePavlich/status/425411167909986304
http://twitter.com/#!/KatiePavlich/status/425418341369409537
http://twitter.com/#!/exjon/status/425417405834088448

In spite of the facts, many in the media continue to assist Davis in her false spin that the Dallas Morning News expose is a “right wing attack”:

http://twitter.com/#!/zackroth/status/425354582235942912

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2014/01/20/no-one-is-to-blame-but-you-wendy-davis-spins-article-poking-holes-in-her-bio-as-abbott-campaign-attack/