Want Justice in Sebelius' Kansas? Bring Cash

Cartoon and commentary by John Francis Borra, SFO, veritatis@eaglecom.net, used with permission.

On July 2nd, notorious millionaire abortionist George Tiller once again evaded justice when a grand jury, hobbled by months of state-sponsored stall tactics, was dismissed without indicting him. But who, really, is surprised? After all, Tiller, Planned Parenthood and other players in the country’s abortion industry own the justice system here in Kansas.

Time after time, through the appointment and manipulation of attorneys general, district attorneys, judges and law enforcement, Governor Kathleen Sebelius has helped abortionists evade Kansas law. At every level— city, county and state— the regulation, investigation and prosecution of abortion operators have been stymied during her tenure, permitting illegal abortions, sexual assaults and other crimes to continue unchecked.

In April, Sebelius vetoed the Kansas Legislature's broadly supported Comprehensive Abortion Reform Act intended to protect mothers from being pressured into aborting their children. The intention of the bill was not to restrict abortion, but simply to ensure that existing laws were complied with; however, even this was too much for Sebelius, arguably the most aggressively anti-life governor in US history. In May, it was discovered that she'd spent public funds on a lavish private party to thank Tiller and his genocidal staff for their support. Indifferent to the plight of vulnerable young women, Sebelius has funneled Tiller’s huge campaign contributions to likeminded politicians. Her near-sociopathic commitment to killing has earned her rock star status among the left wing of the Democratic Party, catapulting her to the top of its list of VP hopefuls.

Her persistent reception of the Eucharist, in direct defiance of Archbishop Joseph Naumann, is a testament to cynicism and sacrilege. Having facilitated the deaths of untold thousands, her actions cannot be reconciled to the Gospel. Yet she blithely desecrates of the very Body and Blood of Christ in a pretense of piety aimed at uninformed and gullible voters. And while this has little or no meaning to those outside the holy Catholic faith, all should understand its meaning: God is, at most, a stage prop to Kathleen Sebelius. This, more than anything, explains her easy fit as Barack Obama's running mate. While Sebelius feigns adherence to the ancient Christian faith, Obama has created God in his own image, a Trinity of abortion, euthanasia and embryonic experimentation compatible with his dark, utilitarian philosophy.

Cartoon and commentary by John Francis Borra, SFO, veritatis@eaglecom.net, used with permission.

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