It must feel that way for Wendy Davis after failing to muster the groundswell of support many thought she could do in October, 2013, when she announced she was running for governor. Apparently, a defiant legislative stand doesn't make you a good bet in the Democratic Party, which really let her down statewide. Texas had one of the worst voter turnouts in the nation -- 28.3 per cent. You really have to wonder why more Democrats didn't pitch up to knock the Republicans out of Austin, who have been there since 1994. Texas Monthly blames her demise on a poor campaign, which had numerous shake-ups and was unable to stay on message during the long slog that is our silly primary and general election process. Mostly, it seems Wendy wasn't ready for all that attention, and the Abbott campaign seized on a number of inconsistencies in her "story" that undermined her credibility in the eyes of Texas voters. Washington Post offers a more detailed account of...