By Nathan Henderson-James

Cross-posted at Project Vote's blog, Voting Matters.

Today the Dallas Morning News editorialized on the recent attempts by the Texas Attorney General, Greg Abbot, to find any evidence of widespread voter impersonation fraud or illegal voting by non-citizens. Project Vote reported on his failure to find any evidence of organized or widespread fraud earlier this week.

Wow - the Dallas Morning News just endorsed Obama for all the best possible reasons. I hope this helps him on Tuesday. My favorite part:

On questions of substance and leadership style, Mr. Obama is the better choice.

In sharp contrast to Mrs. Clinton's antics mocking his optimism, Mr. Obama has shown that it is possible to have both hope and intellectual heft. Her campaign has confused proximity to power with work experience, selectively taking credit for her husband's accomplishments.

I'm so glad they mentioned that it's possible to have both "hope and intellectual heft". The discussions always seem to assume that you can have one or the other, but not both.

They compare the views of each and end with:

All in all, Mr. Obama offers Texas Democrats the best choice for leadership, for judgment - and for substance.

Read the entire endorsement