obama sebelius confirmation.jpgYesterday afternoon the US Senate confirmed radical pro-abort KS Gov. Kathleen Sebelius as Secretary of the HHS by a vote of 65-31.
Breaking it down, every no vote came from Republicans (31 of 39 Republicans voting and counting Spector as a Democrat). Both Independents, Lieberman (CT) and Sanders (VT) voted yes. Every Democrat voted party line.
Republicans voting for Sebelius:
1. Bond, MO
2. Brownback, KS
3. Collins, ME
4. Gregg, NH
5. Lugar, IN
6. Roberts, KS
7. Snow, ME
8. Voinovich, OH
Not voting :
1. Kennedy, D-MA
2. Rockefeller, D-WV
3. Sessions, R-AL
The oh-brother-give-me-a-break statement of the day? Sam Brownback

From the beginning, I have said that I would support the nomination of my fellow Kansan to be Secretary of Health and Human Services. There is a long tradition of bipartisanship in the Senate of supporting nominations from the same state regardless of party; in the last 20 years, only twice have home state senators not supported someone from their home state.
I also think it’s important that we vote on this nomination today with the recent outbreak of swine flu across the country including two cases in Kansas. We need someone on the job making critical preparations that hopefully will not be necessary.

Well, that sure was convenient. I could just gag. Brownback ignores the pandemic Sebelius has and will continue to spread: abortion.
(I must say this flu crisis scenario reminds me of the financial crisis scenario that ushered in Obama. Spiritually orchestrated world events? Whatever, we are called to fight on.)
Wrap-up from the Los Angeles Times:

Immediately after the vote, Sebelius, 60, resigned as governor in KS and headed to Washington. She drove directly from Andrews Air Force Base in MD to the White House, where she took the oath of office.
“We wanted to swear her in right away because we’ve got a significant public health challenge that requires her immediate attention,” President Obama said, standing with his newest Cabinet secretary.

Two of the most virulent and powerful pro-aborts in the world feign worry about a flu outbreak. No talk by either of closing the border to Mexico, btw, where the Swine Flu is hardest hitting.
[HT for vote breakdown: Jenn; photo of Sebelius and Obama making statement after her swearing-in courtesy of LAT]

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