Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott lost another round in court today in his continuing effort to legally ban Democrats from voting in Texas.

The November, Greg Abbott cannot enforce his opinion that Democrats are yucky and should not be allowed to cast a ballot because many of them are not white, don’t belong to a country club, or – ahem – don’t have a winkie.  Rumor even has it that some of them actually work for a living instead of living off a major personal injury settlement obtained prior to tort reform, like any Texas Attorney General worth his weight in feathers does.

Under the judge’s ruling today —

1. Volunteer Deputy Registrars (“VDRs”) may make copies of voter registration applications;
2. VDRs do not have to personally deliver completed applications to the county office (in our case, the Fort Bend County Election Administrator) and can instead mail such completed applications;
3. VDRs do not have to be Texas residents or citizens and out of state workers can be VDRs;
4. VDRs in one county can collect voter registration applications for persons living in another county and send those applications to the appropriate county official; and
5. The employment of VDR by an organization may be subject to quotas or requirements that certain number of completed voter registrations be provided in order to remain employed.

What this means is that Democrats can register other Democrats.

Shameful, ain’t it?  No telling who they’ll register.  Maybe even some trial lawyers or social workers, or nurses, or construction workers … you know, average people.

The proprietor-ette entire staff of The World’s Most Dangerous Beauty Salon, Inc., gives a standing ovation to Chad Dunn, a hero lawyer.

Thanks to Kyle for the heads up.