...to include the facts that make conservatives look like lunatics, especially if you can write something about the far-right fringe.  it's never  okay to include the facts that might reflect badly on "the one" or his gang, ya know? 

"i believe he will not stop until we are all jobless, homeless, hungry, and cold!"

Sitting on the line next to Kansas, one has to wonder how this woman was ever elected. Well, unfortunately, seems women flocked to her including many "Republican" women. She has been and was a total embarrasment to Kansas, the whole not building power plants, gun issues, all the things most need or want, she was against.

Then, Tiller, Mr. Murder himself. The local paper, the "Falling Star" as one local talk show host calls it, bashed the AG who went after Tiller, and she also got involved. It is a shame that the Big O sees something in her, but, death proponents see life the same..we we will decide if you live or die.. What a pathic individual.

Like the fact that his staff killed Christin Gilbert.

http://justiceforchr...

Christin was a Texas teen with Down syndrome. She was 28 weeks pregnant -- well past viability -- and in perfect health when her parents brought her to Tiller's mill for an abortion.

Like he does with all his supposedly gravely ill patients, he kept Christin in a motel room for three days. She was attended by her parents, who took her to Tiller's clinic instead of to a hospital when she collapsed and lost consciousness.

Tiller's staff lied to 911, telling them that the patient was awake and alert when in fact Cristin was in full cardio-respiratory arrest.

She died of spesis at a nearby hospital.

But the self-appointed guardians of women's lives never think to mention her. She's beneath their notice.

Who was abortion legalized to protect, anyway? Surely not girls like Christin Gilbert. She's every bit as dead as the victim of any "back alley butcher".

While the people who killed her hobnob with the governor. 

"In 1993, a pregnant teenager and her parents traveled 900 miles to Dr George Tiller's office in Kansas to receive an elective late-term abortion.

Tiller began the abortion by injecting a poisonous syringe through the pregnant teenager's uterus and into the upper left side of the unborn baby's face. He then instructed the teenager to return the next day for the completion of the abortion.

To everyone's dismay, the baby did not die during the intervening hours. After the teenager began to complain of serious abdominal pains, her parents rushed her to a local hospital where the baby was eventually born—alive. The delivery room staff felt that life-support would be futile, so they wrapped the baby in a bassinet without attendance. The teenager and her parents quickly left the scene.

Even without medical care, the baby remained alive. After many hours had passed, the delivery room staff decided to give her treatment. Miraculously, she managed to survive through the entire ordeal. "Sarah", as her adoptive parents later named her, lived until the age of 5, when she succumbed to the developmental harm done to her body during the abortion. The KCl solution that had been injected into the side of her face had left her permanently blind and brain damaged.

Prior to the abortion, Sarah was a perfectly normal baby. The relevant medical records indicate that she had no disabilities or deformities. If Tiller hadn't attempted to poison her, she would be a healthy 9 year old girl with an entire life ahead of her. Instead, she is in a grave."

"Abortion advocates often deflect negative attention by insisting that late-term abortions are in the best interests of the babies that are aborted.  

They claim that if the babies are not "terminated", they will live lives scarred by illness.  

The truth is that the vast majority of the babies condemned to death by late-term abortion are healthy and capable of living meaningful lives."

"There also exists a common misconception that late-term abortions are limited to medical emergencies.  

Nothing could be further from the truth.  From 1998 until 2000, only one out of the 1168 abortions that Tiller performed after viability was done during a medical emergency.  

Upwards of 97% of his late-term patients weren't even from Kansas—they flew in from other states to have abortions that they had scheduled in advance."

http://www.kdhe.stat....

http://www.abortione...

http://www.jillstane...