Only PP gets licensed, other 2 KS abortion clinics file suit

The state Rules & Regs Board met in the Statehouse today to approve temporary regulations devised by KDHE (state health department) to administer the new abortion licensure law, going into effect tomorrow, July 1. Planned Parenthood– after lobbying tooth and nail for nearly a decade against this law, and whining all week long about regulations [...]

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PP sues Kansas’ public clinic & hospital funding preference

Planned Parenthood filed suit today to get the court to force Kansas to give them nearly one-third million dollars in tax money. (see court filings: motion here. memo here, and complaint here) The newly approved  Kansas Budget directs that family planning services financed in any way under “Title X” federal rules must be contracted primarily with [...]

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Aid for Women fails licensure, trainee seeks Wichita funding

Not surprisingly, the Kansas City, Kansas, Aid for Women abortion mill is reporting the state health department will not grant them licensure under the new law for abortion facilities. Aid for Women has been the “training ground” for Mila Means, a 57-year-old floundering family practitioner who wants to open a new Wichita abortion facility. This [...]

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Outrageous abortion mill threatened by new license law

For many years, abortion businesses in Kansas have claimed to legislative committees that they do not need state oversight and that they already adhere to high industry standards. So it’s quite interesting that Wednesday’s AP story speculates that Kansas’ 3 abortion businesses may not meet the July 1 facility regulations that the state health department [...]

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Committee again delays Six federal bench confirmation

The delay AGAIN today of the U.S. Senate Judiciary committee to confirm Steve Six for the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals is very good news. Six was rather a stealth candidate, having served as a district judge for only 2 1/2 years before being appointed the Attorney General of Kansas in Dec. 2007 by then-Governor [...]

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Obama unhappy Sen. Moran opposing Six; vote delayed

An unhappy White House called Kansas’ U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran’s office Thursday, in response to his public statement opposing confirmation of former Kansas AG Steve Six to the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. Apparently, the Obama administration wanted Moran to change his mind, but a top staffer said he will not, according to info from [...]

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Urge Senators to deny Six a lifelong federal judicial seat

This cartoon reminds us what Steve Six’s true role was as Kansas Attorney General from 2008- 2010– protecting the abortion cartel in Kansas. From day one in office, Six promoted the fiction that constant vigilance was needed to “protect patient privacy” even in paperwork scrubbed clean of personally-identifying data. UPDATE, Jun 15 9:30pm: Sen. Roberts [...]

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Unborn baby at the heart of pro-life successes

This is a tender, short video. It is particularly searing, because– without showing any torn bodies– it poignantly focuses on how tiny lives are discarded. As more states adopt stronger legal protection for innocent, precious unborn babies, the mainstream media focuses only on a cynical tally of of legislative ‘victories’ in a ‘war on women.’ [...]

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New laws make Kansas great place for babies to be born

This week, an Associated Press commentary said, “Kansas will soon become one of the most difficult places in the country for a woman to obtain an abortion.” This is the language of the abortion lobby– that “access” to  “ending pregnancy” can be rated as user-friendly or not. We believe the pro-life laws going into effect [...]

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