Corruption in the Kansas Attorney General's Race? "Catholic" Democrat Morrison Accepts "Blood" Money

Via Operation Rescue:

Will Blood Money Purchase the KS AG’s Office And Sink The Current Investigation?

After reading the article referenced below, we cannot help but ask certain questions.

Is it ethical for a candidate for attorney general to accept money from a business or individual that is under investigation for multiple crimes while pledging publicly to drop the investigations against those businesses or individuals? The usual answer would be, “no.”

But that is exactly what is happening in the Kansas Attorney General’s race. Pro-abortion ["Catholic"]* Democrat Paul Morrison has pledged to drop ongoing criminal investigations of late-term abortionist George R. Tiller and Planned Parenthood for the concealment of child rape and illegal late term abortions – even though a judge has determined that there is probable cause to believe that those crimes were committed.

It is already well known that Tiller and his PAC, ProKanDo, held a fundraiser on Morrison’s behalf in Washington, DC earlier this year.

And now it seems that Morrison may be the benefactor of contributions from Tiller and ProKanDo through a “sneaky” political shell game reminiscent of “hide the peanut,” as well as “dirty trick” mailings from surreptitious groups that have apparent links to ProKanDo.

This is very simple: Abortionists under criminal investigation. Candidate promises to drop investigation. Abortionists give money and help to Candidate through third-parties and phony groups to hide their connection to Candidate.

Some call this corruption. (Looks like it to us!)

Just follow the money…
-OR Staff

Dr. Tiller’s ProKanDo PAC Behind Hit Piece by “Kansans for Consumer Privacy”?

Sneaky Political Money Methods from 2002 Return to Kansas?
By The Kansas Meadowlark

UPDATE: Topeka Capital Journal Misses real story:Mailing relies on false figures, Oct 24, 2006

*Note [Catholic] - My addition to Operation Rescue's Post

My Comments: Do You want another corrupt politician in office? Morrison - you're out of the running!
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