This is really the most amazing fact to come out of our Texas primary.  It did not get a lot of attention on election night.  It is really starting to get notice thanks to Michael Barone: "Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis handily won the Democratic primary for governor last week, but her support of late-term abortions cost her the Hispanic vote, Michael Barone says. The senior political analyst at the Washington Examiner said in his column that even though Davis won by 79 percent to 21 percent over Reynaldo "Ray" Madrigal, a virtual unknown who spent little or no money, she lost 26 of Texas' 254 counties, mostly heavily  Hispanic areas in the Rio Grande Valley. By comparison, 17 of those counties voted for President Barack Obama in 2012, he noted. "These numbers point to the conclusion that Davis' stand on the abortion issue, wildly popular among the Democrats' feminist left, is significantly unpopular among many...(Read Full Post)