( CNN ) -- Texas Gov . Rick Perry 's Twitter account sent a disparaging graphic of Travis County District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg Sunday night . Less than an hour later , he followed up with a tweet calling the graphic unauthorized . The disparaging picture of Lehmberg was a graphic created by a conservative group , but she is a central figure in Perry 's legal challenges . The potential 2016 Republican presidential candidate has been charged with two felonies , accused of coercion of a public servant and abuse of his official capacity relating to a veto threat over funding for a the state 's Public Integrity Unit run by Lehmberg , who had been charged with drunk driving and refused to resign . At the time of the veto , the Public Integrity Unit was investigating the Texas Cancer Prevention and Research Institute . Democrats say the attempt to slash the unit 's funding was in response to the CPRIT investigation as questions arose about payouts from the organization to Perry 's friends . Perry 's attorneys have called the claim a `` red herring . '' Believe it or not , politicians do regret tweets , and there 's an entire website , Politwoops , dedicated to preserving politicos ' deleted tweets for your reading pleasure . Does Rick Perry 's indictment hold water ?
Texas Sen . Rick Perry 's Twitter account sent a disparaging graphic of the district attorney . Less than an hour later , Perry said he did ` ` not condone '' it .