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Snooze Fest: Greg Abbott Offers More of the Same in Lightweight Speech at Trump’s Corruption Carnival

DALLAS, TX — Career politician Greg Abbott just got off the stage at Donald Trump’s corruption carnival in Dallas and – oof – now we can see why he couldn’t even land a primetime address in his home state and why his lead in the governor’s race has evaporated as some high-profile Republicans predict he’s about to lose in November. 

“Nothing Greg Abbott just said changes the facts on the ground. If anything, it underscores why he’s in the political fight of his life after 30 years in public office.

What defies common sense is the fact that Greg Abbott didn’t offer a single new idea or proposal to make life better or more affordable for Texas families. All we heard were the same half-truths and tired culture war politics that have become Greg Abbott’s security blanket.

Texas families are tired of working hard and playing by the rules only to fall further and further behind. But that’s life in Greg Abbott’s Texas: billionaires and big corporations get a seat at the table while everyone else is left paying record high prices.

It’s no wonder he goes missing when it comes time to defend his record face-to-face. If he’s confident enough for a convention stage, he should show up on the debate stage. 

That way Texans can see the clear choice before them this November – a mom like Gina Hinojosa who’s fighting to lower costs, root out corruption, and save public schools or Greg Abbott, who promises more of the same,” said Texas Democratic Party Spokesman Jacob Long.

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