Saturday, May 2, 2009

New Sec. of Heath Seems More Preoccupied with Death

It is so ironic that Obama's new appointment for the Secretary of Heath and Human Services be a person so obviously preoccupied with DEATH. But that is precisely the case with Kathleen Sebelius, Governor of Kansas, who's avid support of abortion rights, especially late-term abortion, is so blatantly clear.

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The following report is taken from an article written by Bradley Mattes, Executive Director of the Life Issues Institute:

As Governor of Kansas, Kathleen Sebelius has worked to oppose: parental notification before a minor daughter can have a surgical abortion, waiting periods before having an abortion, and informed consent. She has vetoed pro-life legislation that would have afforded women basic health care protections in abortion facilities, as well as one requiring specific medical reasons for a late-term abortion. Just before becoming Secretary of HHS, she vetoed a bill that would have required that abortionists provide statistical information to the state when doing late-term abortions.

Kathleen Sebelius has strong ties to the notorious late-term abortionist in Wichita, KS, George Tiller (also known as “Tiller the Killer”). Women from throughout the nation come to him for late-term abortions. He has faced multiple federal charges for doing illegal late-term abortions.

Ms. Sebelius’ confirmation hearings revealed that she underpaid her taxes by thousands of dollars. She also greatly under-reported the campaign contributions given to her by George Tiller. It was three times more than she reported under oath. She also failed to report that George Tiller had personally given $200,000 to a political action committee to elect her. Governor Sebelius even held a secret party at the governor’s mansion in honor of this late-term abortionist.

Kathleen Sebelius is not just pro-abortion, she’s a pro-abortion activist, with a special advocacy for late-term abortion. 

It's comforting to know that the person so responsible for matters of health and life, seems more bent on ending life than preserving it. 

Grim Reaper

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