Props too for using a cool, instrumental version of Gimme Shelter in the video. MJ Hegar has an uphill battle in a Republican +10 district in Texas but we'll see if the effects of a viral video will help her cause.

Yeah, uh no. She's whiny.

(06-22-2018 07:33 AM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  Yeah, uh no. She's whiny.

That's what I thought.

One person's "fighting the good fight" is another's "I didn't get my way so I'll become a trouble maker".

Not to mention. There's ALWAYS 2 sides to every story. Wonder what the other side is.

(06-22-2018 07:59 AM)BadgerMJ Wrote:  

(06-22-2018 07:33 AM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  Yeah, uh no. She's whiny.

That's what I thought.

One person's "fighting the good fight" is another's "I didn't get my way so I'll become a trouble maker".

Not to mention. There's ALWAYS 2 sides to every story. Wonder what the other side is.

Yeah. Besides being too long, she just fell flat on her face at the end with her whine.

She has no chance in her district.

1. She is a cause-head. Texas wants people that represent our overall traditional values.
2. She's a democrat
3. She's going against a Tea Party member, which usually gets stronger support then just being a republican.
4. Her commercial is slick and obviously expensive, so it was probably funded by out of state dem money. In Texas, we can smell that a mile away.

Texas will move farther to the right in November. Liberals are quite unwelcome in most of Texas.

That's a fantastic spot from a production standpoint.

(06-22-2018 09:54 AM)Chappy Wrote:  That's a fantastic spot from a production standpoint.

Thats what I thought. Not sure how you take that down to a 15-30 second TV spot though.

(06-22-2018 09:54 AM)Chappy Wrote:  That's a fantastic spot from a production standpoint.

I'll give it that. She spent a lot of OPM and it shows. Typical democrat.

Lulz. Bold strategy