The Factor confronts Sebelius
Yesterday I blogged on KS Gov. Kathleen Sebelius’ chances of getting the VP nod from Barack Obama due to her scandalous support of Wichita late-term abortionist George Tiller, which includes hob-nobbing with him at the guv’s mansion as well as hobbling numerous investigations.
Would an Obama/Sebelius ticket prove too pro-abortion for the American people, I wondered?
Last night The O’Reilly Factor featured a segment of various on-the-street interviews by Factor producer Jesse Watters (who always does a great job on these things) with governors attending a conference in Philadelphia over the weekend. Most of the governors confronted were from states that have not yet passed Jessica’s Law, which would increase the criminal penalty for child rapists.
But the last governor confronted was Sebelius, for her support of Tiller. Click on the link below to view the video. You will then have to click on the “Demanding answers: The Factor confronts lax governors” tab. Sebelius’ portion starts at 3:45:
[HT: reader Susan C.]
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Bill O’Reilly continues to be the only MSM outlet for the truth about issues surrounding abortion. He deserves respect for standing up to the “abortion mafia” that seems to have most MSM pundits afraid to even say the word “abortion”.
Most MSM pundits, like many other Americans, simply have no issue with the status quo.
Most “other Americans” have no idea what the status quo is.
The video is well worth watching. Especially Sebelius’ five seconds of silence when asked what she thinks of Tiller. Maybe she’s distancing herself from him?
Most MSM pundits are left-leaning, pro-abortion, radicals, and are UNlike many other Americans…they delude themselves to think that “they” are the majority…in truth, they’re just the loud minority.
Most Americans are horrified when they hear about the “status quo.” The idea of partial birth abortion and late term abortion and the Tiller Abortion Mill is something most are not aware of and find it repulsive to say the least.
Dead babies = status quo.
I understand he uses ovens to burn the bodies, as well as using saline abortion techniques.
But yet he’s a “health care provider”, on par, no doubt, with Dr. Josef Mengele.
Funny, I don’t know many “health care providers” that have an incinerator.
“Funny, I don’t know many “health care providers” that have an incinerator.”
Ummm.
Then you don’t know many health care providers.
Incineration is the legal method used to dispose of medical waste. All hospitals have one, many larger health centers and medical practices have one, and those who don’t typically have their waste transported via special biohazard disposal trucks (you see the sharps bins they pick up outside of smaller practices) to be incinerated at a municipal site or state hospital incinerator.
Incineration is the legal method used to dispose of medical waste.
It is a sad, sad day when babies are included in the same category as “medical waste.”
Amanda, the difference would be one of a “medical provider” — rather than a “health care provider”.
Well, a miscarried or stillborn fetus is treated the same way unless the parent requests the body to pay for a different method… so its not just an abortion thing.
Its just that the temperature needed to properly incinerate an adult body (cremation) requires a different type of incinerator – but many municipal sites cremate road kill and pets in the same facilities as people who can’t afford a funeral home. In fact I read about a law suit over that – can’t remember where I read the article though.
“Amanda, the difference would be one of a “medical provider” — rather than a “health care provider”.
Yeah okay….
You don’t think a large primary care practice is considered a health care provider? How about an OB/Gyn practice? I’ve worked at both, and a small community health center as well where I did an internship – all 3 had incinerators. Sorry.
Guess what… medical needs = HEALTH CARE.
Guess what, Amanda? There is no medical “need” for 99% of all abortions…. and yet, you and others continue to call them “health care”.
Hahaha, Doyle, whether one supports legal abortion or not, its a MEDICAL PROCEDURE. Even elective boob jobs are MEDICAL PROCEDURES.
Besides the fact that wasn’t even the point – completely seperate from abortion, ALLLLLL sorts of health care providers have incinerators.
I think it varies from state to state what they do with the babies that are stillborn or are miscarried. Sandy was very informed on that. Where is Sandy?? :)
Do you mean to sound sound snarky Amanda or am I reading too much into your CAPITALIZATION?
Jill, Excellent story!
“Mandy” being snarky? Surely you jest.
Sebelius “distancing herself from Tiller” ?
Hardly. They’re beholden to each other.
I think Kathy got a wee bit nervous there when asked about Tiller…so she had to hide behind her Foster Grant’s and make a quick escape…like the cockroach that she is.
John McCain loves women:
Did you hear the one about the woman who is attacked on the street by a gorilla, beaten senseless, raped repeatedly and left to die? When she finally regains consciousness and tries to speak, her doctor leans over to hear her sigh contently and to feebly ask,
Imagine a “Catholic/Christian” Governor like Selebuis calling a late-term abortion clinic a Health care center?
How can this be? It’s sickening. Something is wrong.
Ya THINK ?????
“…like the cockroach that she is.”
LOL, I know Mike huh, what a disgrace. I mean, this hollow soul couldn’t even stop for one minute to discuss unborn children.
Just a heads up. Abortion is here to stay. It either happens in the alley or in the clinic….
PeachPit, another joke by McCain: Why is Chelsea Clinton so ugly? Because her mother is Janet Reno.
SoMG: 10:19: That’s a really obnoxious thing for you to post.
Janet, that’s your only reaction? You don’t think it’s an obnoxious thing for McCain to say?
Had to delete SoMG’s comment.
I believe his conscience is weighing on him now, this is not criticism, this is a good thing. We’re here for you SoMG…
S: I don’t know the context, and I don’t care, frankly.
“You don’t think it’s an obnoxious thing for McCain to say?”
Yes, it was SoMG.
Just a heads up. Abortion is here to stay. It either happens in the alley or in the clinic….
Posted by: PeachPit at July 15, 2008 10:10 PM
Not when we pass a Paternal Rights Law PP. Lost and/or evil women like yourself will no longer be able to kill the baby’s they conceive through consentual sex because Father’s are going to end up with equal rights. You’ll can still be able to abort w/o paternal consent, but get ready to do some time if you do. :)
Just a heads up. Abortion is here to stay. It either happens in the alley or in the clinic….
Posted by: PeachPit at July 15, 2008 10:10 PM
Heads up. Murder is here to stay.
However, murderers should be locked up not licensed to murder.
If Sebelius wants to be a pro-abort, why does she not renounce her Christianity?
or……..
Does she think God is just kidding?
Good point hippie, so let’s put the moms on death row. If they don’t go to the doctor, it doesn’t happen. Kind of like, we don’t put the gun on trial, we put the person who used the gun on trial.
Carla – I just don’t know/type too fast to bother with formatting to bold to emphasize certain things – not trying to be snarky. But Charles’ comment was kinda silly…
PeachPit – Actually I am quite certain the “back alley” thing is very inaccurate – probably in the 70s, but def. today. From talking to a lot of girls about stuff like this, I can tell you that they are confident they could get pills/drugs either on the street or online to self abort. In fact, its likely thats what happened with that girl who is in a vegetative state from ODing on heroin while pregnant.
I think girls today are a bit more “street smart” than to walk in to some sketchy back alley “office”, but that doesn’t mean they’re smart enough not to put themselves in grave danger by taking the matter in to their own hands.
THANKS AMANDA!! :)
Amanda: I don’t think the “back-alley” thing existed even in the 1970’s. You know that was not the dark ages. We had plumbing, phones, and hospitals too! lol
I think girls today are a bit more “street smart” than to walk in to some sketchy back alley “office”, but that doesn’t mean they’re smart enough not to put themselves in grave danger by taking the matter in to their own hands.
Posted by: Amanda at July 16, 2008 8:43 AM
I think that the medications such as Ru-486 have recreated the back-alley abortion climate (if such a thing ever existed)
Ru 486, like ALL powerful prescription drugs, has a use and a place, but is certainly abused – but thats no different from oxycontin, valium, depacote, codeine, vicodin, etc. Its unfortunate, and even more unfortunate that the internet has opened up things like this to pretty much ANYONE, but that doesn’t mean they should be taken off the market.
I can’t think of anything more “back alley” then some of the abortion clinics that Jill posts about. The crusty equipment, the blood on the floors, and walls…back alley abortions are happening right now.
“Ru 486, like ALL powerful prescription drugs, has a use and a place”
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You’re equating a drug whose primary purpose is to abort the unborn to a prescription medication?
Prescriptions are supposed to make people better…not kill them.