Kansans For Life Endorses Mike Huckabee for President

Kansans for Life Political Action Committee (KFL PAC) announces its support of Mike Huckabee for President.

"As Governor, Mike Huckabee had the kind of pro-life record that Kansans envy," said Christine Ostroski, KFL PAC Director. "While we've been labeled the late-term abortion capitol of America, our neighbors in Arkansas had Governor Huckabee fighting for everything from a ban on human cloning to pro-life license plates. His record is outstanding!"

KFL PAC is urging all Kansans taking part in Saturday's Republican caucus to give their support to Mike Huckabee.

Huckabee, former two-term governor of Arkansas, has been a leader in the fight to recognize the value of even the smallest human life.

"What I accomplished as Governor," said Huckabee, "proves that there is a lot more that a pro-life President can do than wait for a Supreme Court vacancy, and I will do everything I can to promote a pro-life agenda and pass pro-life legislation. If I am saddled with a Democrat Congress, I'll veto any pro-abortion legislation they pass. I will staff all relevant positions with pro-life appointees.

"Huckabee also said he would use his position as president to "change hearts and minds, to move this country from a culture of death to a culture of life. He added, "I have no desire to throw women in jail, I just want to stop throwing babies in the garbage."

Among Governor Huckabee's achievements as Lt. Governor and Governor in Arkansas were:

The Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act (1997 Act 984)
The Fetal Protection Act (1999 Act 1273)
The Physician Assisted Suicide Ban Act (1999 Act 394)
The Woman's Right to Know Act (2001 Act 353)
The Safe Haven Act (2001 Act 236)
The Choose Life Specialty Plate (2003 Act 344)
The Human Cloning Ban (2003 Act 607)
The Right to View Ultrasound Test (2003 Act 1189)
The Right to Receive Nutrition & Hydration (2003 Act 1322)
The Parental Consent for Minor Abortion Act (2005 Act 537)
The Unborn Child Pain Awareness & Prevention Act (2005 Act 1696)

Below is a schedule of appearances by Mr. Huckabee in Kansas on Friday, Feb. 8. KFL PAC encourages all members to attend.

OLATHE, KANSAS
8-8:45 am - Rally at the Bell Cultural Events Ctr
8:45-9:15 am - MH works rope line
Where: Mid-America Nazarene University,
Bell Cultural Events Center
2030 E. College Way, Olathe, KS 66062-1899

WICHITA, KANSAS
11-11:45 am - Airport Rally
11:45-12:15pm - MH works crowd
Where: Colonel James Jabara Airport
3512 N. Webb Road, Wichita, KS 67226

TOPEKA, KANSAS
3:30-4:00pm- Rally
US Bank Bldg Conference Rm
4:00-4:15 pm - MH works rope line
Where: US Bank Building at 800 SW Kansas Ave.
East of the capital Building. - at the NE Corner of 8th & Jackson.

GARDEN CITY, KANSAS
6-6:45 pm - Rally at Clarion Hotel
6:45-7:15 pm - MH works rope line
Where: Garden City, KS---Clarion Inn Hotel,
1911 E Kansas Ave.,
Garden City, KS 67846
(620) 275-7471
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