The political chess game continues! The absence of 2 pro-life Kansas State Representatives today at the statehouse delayed the effort to successfully override Gov. Mark Parkinson’s veto of late-term abortion reporting reform (HB 2115). A vote of 82-40, with 3 absent, would have ended the override effort. Pro-life leader Lance Kinzer (R-Olathe) voted against the [...]
Archive for April, 2010
KS late-term veto override “nail-biter” delayed til Monday
Posted in Kansas Abortion Law, Kansas legislation, Kansas legislators, Politics, tagged Dale Swenson, HB 2115 override, Lance Kinzer, Milack Talia, Raj Goyle, Sean Gatewood, Tom Burroughs on April 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Will Pro-life KS House Democrats defy Gov on late-term bill?
Posted in Kansas Abortion Law, Kansas legislation, Politics, Post-viability Abortions, tagged Janis Lee, Kansas Democrat party, Kathleen Sebelius, Mark Parkinson, President Obama on April 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Many saw the Bart Stupak betrayal as undoing decades of work developing a viable pro-life wing of the Democrat party. After all, Stupak had been co-chair of the Congressional Pro-Life caucus. Kansans will watch to see how many heroic pro-life Democrat state reps there are today, during the expected vote on HB 2115– a bill [...]
Women’s right to sue for abortion injury part of vetoed bill
Posted in Kansas Abortion Law, Kansas legislation, Planned Parenthood, tagged Alexandra's House, Choices Medical Clinic, HB 2115 override on April 28, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Medical malpractice occurs when physician error causes patient damage. Civil lawsuits provide injured patients redress for situations where good physicians do bad things or where bad physicians are operating in an environment that’s not good for consumers. The application to abortion seems obvious. When Kansas lawmakers resume work today, they will attempt an override of [...]
Who’s gaming the public on breast cancer, KFC or Komen?
Posted in Abortion, Abortion effects, Planned Parenthood, tagged Kansas health department, KFC bucketsforthecure.com, Susan G. Komen Foundation on April 21, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Today’s politically correct tempest centers on whether the Susan G. Komen foundation should have permitted Kentucky Fried Chicken to be involved in their breast cancer fund-raising, with some claiming that the Colonel’s do-goodness is canceled out with his high-cholesterol and obesity-causing fried chicken. So while liberals fuss that Komen is allowing itself to be used [...]
Veto secures Kansas’ continued abortion corruption
Posted in Failure to Enforce KS Abortion Laws, Healing Arts Board, Kansas Abortion Corruption, Kansas Abortion Law, Kansas legislation, Post-viability Abortions, Press Release, tagged Board of Healing Arts, George Tiller, Kathleen Sebelius, KDHE, Mark Parkinson, Rep. Arlen Siegfreid on April 16, 2010 | 2 Comments »
The fifth annual attempt to put teeth into Kansas’ 1998 late-term abortion law was vetoed Thursday by Sebelius’ figurehead, Gov. Mark Parkinson. See comments here by KFL Executive Director, Mary Kay Culp. Like any Kansas law, the late-term abortion ban relies on the integrity of both the Governor and the Attorney General to insure compliance. [...]
Evidence:Unborn feels pain MORE in womb than after birth
Posted in Newspaper story, Pro-life laws in other states, tagged Dr. Kanwaljeet S. Anand, Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, Sam Brownback, U.S. Rep. Chris Smith (NJ), Unborn Child Pain Awareness Act of 2006 on April 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Nebraska’s new Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act forbids all abortions after 20 weeks gestation (except for true medical emergencies). It is supported by decades of evidence about the unborn child’s pain sensitivity. Federal laws exist to prevent animal cruelty such as restrictions on how livestock are slaughtered and how animals are used in medical research. [...]
“Designer baby” double abortion: sad reflection of society
Posted in Culture of Life, genetic counseling, National, Newspaper story, Planned Parenthood, Uncategorized, tagged Down syndrome, eugenics, in vitro, Kathleen Sebelius, Matthew Kachinas, selective reduction on April 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
This weekend, Florida practitioner Matthew Kachinas lost his license for medical mishaps, including killing the wrong twin in a “selective reduction” abortion. Kachinas had been contracted to eliminate a Down syndrome twin boy and leave the “normal” girl twin, but he injected poison into the wrong twin. Within a week the “parents” aborted the remaining, [...]