Propping support for abortion invariably involves attempts to laud its sinister leaders and normalize their demented behavior.

And so we saw in the WI State Journal Sunday one of the more arduous tasks I think an MSM journalist has ever been asked to undertake – to pleasantly profile 83-yr-old Anne Gaylor, who has funded almost 19,000 abortions over 34 years.

Props to Doug Erickson for his magnificently ghoulish article. The entire piece is definitely worth the read. Following are “choice” quotes…

Gaylor has written every check for every abortion. This was No. 18,986...

Gaylor… takes all of the calls – some 800 a year – at her dining room table on her home phone, the same one her 4 children and 2 granddaughters reach her on….

… a petite woman with grayish-white hair and a soft voice.

Bob West, 82, of Madison… co-founde[d]… the [Women’s Medical] Fund with his wife, Margaret West, now deceased, and Gaylor. The 3 had become friends through the Madison chapter of the group Zero Population Growth.

“For me, it was all about the child,” he said. “In the kind of world I want to live in, all children would be wanted.”…

She sends out fundraising letters at least once a year, often tying the appeal to a significant event, such as Mother’s Day….

“Of the 632 women the fund has helped so far this year, 147 were teenagers,” Gaylor wrote to donors last Thanksgiving. “Of these, 9 were only 13 years old, and one, not yet a teen, was just 12!”…

“She’s been on the front lines of 2 of the most contentious issues in our society, what I call the two A’s — abortion and atheism,” said Nora Cusack… board treasurer of WMF….

Gaylor may look like Betty White, but her words still carry [a] socko punch…

On large families: “How presumptuous of someone to think the world is interested in a half-dozen or eight or 10 of their kids.”

On anti-abortion activists: “They’re religiously motivated, not intellectually motivated.”

On abortion: “A blessing.”…

The board of directors of WMF has not discussed a succession plan… Gaylor does not mention slowing down. “My regret is that we don’t have $1 million a year to give away so that we could help more women,” she said.

Here’s hoping WMF folds when Gaylor retires or dies.

Speaking of the latter, here’s knowing every baby Gaylor financed to murder will be waiting to meet her on the other side. Ironically, Gaylor’s only prayer is repentance.

[HT: Readers Barbara and Kim; HT for title: The Badger Catholic]

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