Kline Drops Abortion Bombshell On O’Reilly Factor - Updated

I regret not watching the O'Reilly Factor last night, but I sure hope Morrison and Tiller were. I would have loved to have seen the expressions on both Tiller's and Morrison's faces when Kline dropped the bombshell that that the 90 medical records that were produced by the two Kansas abortion clinics all indicate that later-term abortions were done for reasons other than exceptions found in Kansas law.(which, in my opinion, is quite liberal, as I personally believe there should be NO exceptions for destroying human life.) It is absolutely ridiculous that "depression" should be used as a reason for destroying human life, and if the mother were indeed truly depressed, does "Doctor" Tiller think that the abortion would actually IMPROVE her condition or CURE her of her depression? We all know that abortion results in moderate to severe depression, so wouldn't it logically follow that the patient who is already depressed would be SUICIDAL following an abortion?

The Wichita Eagle and Kansas City Star owe Kline more than an apology -- they need to print at the very least one article that is unbiased that tells the TRUTH about Kline and the wonderful work he has done and continues to do by enforcing Kansas law and putting an end to abortion mills serving as safe havens for child rapists.

As I have been saying all along, Morrison, the most decent thing you can do at this time is to withdraw from the race and apologize to Kline as well as the public for your false accusations against Kline in all those nasty and deceptive political ads and for accepting blood money from Tiller for your campaign. You made a huge mistake and it's time to face the consequences. As a Catholic, I urge you to go to Confession and repent. It is never too late to turn back to God to receive His forgiveness.

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  1. Christina Dunigan11/4/06, 2:32 AM

    What's really stupid is that the state had to write exceptions into the law to begin with. Be serious! If the woman's life or health is in danger in the third trimester, why in the world would she drive past any number of fully equipped hospitals where she could get a quick emergency c-section under qualified medical supervision, to instead spend three days at that LaQuinta under the care of her husband, sister, parents, or friend?

    As for Tiller, the question remains: Will he be able to buy his way out of this one? Or will he now be such a political liability that the politicians he bought will drop him like a hot potato?

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  2. EC Gefroh11/4/06, 2:49 AM

    I watched that show Jean! I'm so glad you posted on it.

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