Strike a pro-abortion pose: Fembots squee over Wendy Davis in Vogue [pics]

Sadly no. The feminist Left’s perverse glorification of Texas State Senator Wendy Davis continues.

In an article ironically titled “Stand and Deliver,” Vogue magazine glamorizes the rabidly pro-abortion Davis (who would rather not see babies make it to delivery), taking care to fawn over her filibuster and her fashion sense:

Wendy Davis in the September issue of Vogue. #txlege pic.twitter.com/4pB3XuhFbm

— Michael Li 李之樸 (@mcpli) August 15, 2013

Feminists can’t contain their glee:

Watching for Wendy Davis in September Vogue Magazine!

— Judith Matherne (@JudithMatherne) August 14, 2013

Looking forward to some downtime so we can read the @WendyDavisTexas profile in @voguemagazine http://t.co/vzrjRY0ZAo #westandwithwendy

— NARAL Pro-Choice NC (@NARALNC) August 15, 2013

https://twitter.com/monicapatel917/status/368019940668092416

https://twitter.com/AnnieK/status/368027459176116225

fangirling all day. // Stand and Deliver: After Her 12-Hour Filibuster, How Far Will Texas Senator Wendy Davis Run http://t.co/YcrdhM6M90

— Nikki (@shka_marie) August 15, 2013

She’s, like, such an inspiration!

Unbelievable feature on @WendyDavisTexas from @voguemagazine. http://t.co/T6wrnzqdD0 Thanks @KoltenParker for sharing!

— Katey Psencik (@psencikk) August 15, 2013

I don't usually read @voguemagazine, but I'm going to have to find a copy to read the @WendyDavisTexas interview > http://t.co/9PrMIGJnwW

— ?????? (@OnidaGirl) August 15, 2013

Nope, no mention of that. The editors probably just couldn’t find room in the article, what with having to include all that stuff about “her Barbie-doll looks.” Yes, that’s right. After the outrage over some conservatives referring to Davis as “Abortion Barbie,” Vogue compared her to a Barbie doll. Behold the double standards:

But don't call her "Abortion Barbie" RT @caitlinzemma: Wendy Davis in heels & in Vogue: http://t.co/zcUoqjbxjl

— Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) August 15, 2013

Oh look @EWErickson Vogue describes Wendy Davis' "Barbie-doll looks." http://t.co/uo5Ky2lVfX Stupid misogynist magazine.

— LifeNews.com (@LifeNewsHQ) August 15, 2013

https://twitter.com/EWErickson/status/368036755913445376

Wendy Davis will be appearing in Vogue Magazine. But don't dare call her Abortion Barbie, you guys! http://t.co/vTW1sLdSmc

— RBe (@RBPundit) August 15, 2013

https://twitter.com/1999FordRanger/status/368038659326373888

It’s sickening. Truly.

We need to find a way to make headway with women's magazines. This crap is nauseating. http://t.co/SDjVrjv452

— Sunny McSunnyface (@sunnyright) August 15, 2013

This is exactly what Instapundit’s Glenn Reynolds has in mind. In December 2012, Reynolds suggested that wealthy Republicans consider launching or buying women’s magazines and websites. In order to change the narrative, you have to take hold of the narrative.