Pro-life Kansas Senators’ letter cements stall on Six

Kansans for Life applauds U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Jerry Moran for their actions causing the Senate Judiciary to halt further consideration of former Kansas AG Steve Six for the 10th circuit appeals court. Both pro-life Senators sent a letter Monday asking that the judiciary committee not process Six’s nomination and the Democrat committee chairman, Sen. [...]

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PP deal & unenforced subpoenas, not Kline, hurt jury

Wednesday was the second day of the second set of Kansas judicial administrative ethics hearings for Phill Kline. (Read a thorough recounting of yesterday’s testimony at KansasWatchdog.) The charges this week arise from the disgruntled jury foreman in a citizen-petitioned Johnson County grand jury impaneled from Dec 2007-March 2008.  The presiding judge did not enforce [...]

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Kansas prosecution vs Planned Parenthood moves forward

Planned Parenthood of Kansas Mid-Missouri is one step closer to trial, and they can no longer rely on patient privacy stalling tactics, or an abortion-protecting AG, to buy them more time.  A four-day pre-trial hearing is set for Oct. 24 to tackle 23 criminal charges that PP falsified patient records. In court Friday, Judge Tatum [...]

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KS AG Schmidt hires outside experts for abortion lawsuits

UPDATE Wed. July 20: Schmidt defends outside hires for abortion lawsuits Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt just made a great hire –former KU law dean, Stephen McAllister—to handle the lawsuit against our new state abortion facility licensure law. McAllister served as a clerk to former U.S. Supreme Court justice Byron White and sitting justice Clarence [...]

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Six vote delayed despite mentor’s promise he’ll behave

The Democrat-controlled Senate Judiciary committee once again deferred a vote on the court of appeals nomination of Steve Six. This is great news for pro-lifers in the 10th circuit states of Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming, and dismal news for the abortion interests suing new pro-life laws in those states, which—on appeal—could go [...]

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Planned Parenthood hearing set, another business complains

August 1 is the newly-set hearing date for Planned Parenthood of Kansas Mid-Missouri to plead their case that their “free speech” rights have been violated because they no longer qualify for approximately $330,000 in Title X family planning funds. But another private business is also complaining that they no longer qualify for $39,000 in tax-funded [...]

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KS abortionist admits poverty incentive, dropped by KCK mill

Admitting that being the “poorest doctor in the state”  drove her bid to try opening an abortion business in Wichita, Kansas-licensed practitioner Mila Means was dubbed “not the ideological warrior many expected” in a New York Times profile this weekend. Poor Mila, broke and in hock,(see this article) went to the stellar training center for [...]

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KS Planned Parenthood: 23% abortion rate, seeks donors

The “only-3%-of-our-business-is-abortion” lie is recycled by Michelle Trupiano, a “public affairs” spinmeister for Planned Parenthood of Kansas Mid-Missouri (PPKMM) with abortion operations in Overland Park Kansas, and Columbia & St. Louis Missouri. Her comments in an interview here are dissected by Dr. Randy O’Bannon of NRLC (National Right to Life Committee, our parent group.)  O’Bannon [...]

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Adoption atty/ judge put on pro-abortion KS medical board

Gov. Brownback has made his first appointment to the Kansas state Board of Healing Arts– adoption attorney and Sedgwick county judge, Richard Macias. (read AP interview here) He will be the first, and only, attorney or judge on the 15-member board, sitting as one of three “public” members who are not medically-credentialed. Abortion lobbyists are [...]

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Court grants clinics’ injunction without full information

Kansas’ new abortion facility law went into effect Friday, July 1, but by 4pm, a court-order granted a temporary injunction against the entire law until a trial is held.  See KFL press release here. The 2 Kansas abortion businesses that did not undergo the required inspection from the state health division (KDHE), joined in filing [...]

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