'Oh COME ON': The Guardian's description of pro-abort Wendy Davis is beyond absurd; Update: Guardian issues correction

Here’s how the sane see abortion booster Wendy Davis:

Abortion Cheerleader Wendy Davis now says she is pro-life. She is as pro-life as a shark is pro-vegetarian. #stand4life #PraytoEndAbortion

— K. Jones (@kldd210) January 2, 2014

And here’s The Guardian’s description of the Texas Dem, courtesy of National Review fellow Betsy Woodruff:

https://twitter.com/woodruffbets/status/420760576298467328

No, really. That happened. The Guardian claims Davis “gained national fame for her efforts on right-to-life issues.”

Life? Uh, Guardian, you spelled “abortion” wrong.

https://twitter.com/woodruffbets/status/420762446899318784

Perhaps The Guardian meant “efforts to make a mockery of the right to life.”

https://twitter.com/maxwellarm/status/420763364160061440

@missemhorne @woodruffbets Well… efforts to kill the right to life… that's "on" the right to life… right?

— Tyler Norris (@TXTylerNorris) January 8, 2014

https://twitter.com/cd_hooks/status/420767622091649024

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[Update]

Hey, would you look at that? The Guardian has issued a correction:

@BoscoBolt I guess someone slipped up. I see it's now been changed. Sorry.

— Tom Dart (@Tom_Dart) January 8, 2014

https://twitter.com/Sooner811/status/420941891438272512

The new caption describes Davis with the usual lefty euphemism: “Texas Senator Wendy Davis, of Fort Worth, has gained national fame for her stand on reproductive rights.”

Related:

Full Twitchy coverage of abortion cheerleader Wendy Davis