Sebelius Misreported Campaign Contributions from Late-Term Abortionist George Tiller



Apparently Kathleen Sebelius had trouble with math in school. She can't get her taxes right. She can't remember how much money she's received from the infamous late - term abortionist Tiller the Killer.

The Washington career of Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius may be in danger after it was revealed that the Health nominee reported only a fraction of her campaign contributions from Kansas' late-term abortionist George Tiller. At least one GOP senator reportedly said the issue has raised doubts among Republican senators about the governor, a well-known champion of abortion that Obama picked to head the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services (HHS).

After the full senate confirmation vote was delayed earlier this month, the Senate Finance Committee probed Sebelius' connection to notorious late-term Kansas abortionist George Tiller in a list of questions that were published this week with the governor's answers.

However, in her answers Sebelius reported only about one third of the actual sum of campaign contributions that she received from George Tiller, despite a specific question from Sen. Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., about Tiller's contributions to her Political Action Committee (PAC).

The senator asked: "Can you describe your relationship with Mr. Tiller? Has he ever contributed to your campaign or has your PAC ever received money from Mr. Tiller or a PAC related to Mr. Tiller?"

Sebelius responded: "I have been familiar with Dr. Tiller for many years because he lives and works in Kansas. Dr. Tiller, like many Kansans, contributed to my campaign for insurance commissioner. I received $12,450 over an eight-year period (1994-2001), which represented 1 percent of my total contributions during that time. Since that time, I have received no donations from Dr. Tiller or any PAC related to him."

Contribution and expenditure reports on file with the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission, however, reportedly show the figure to be closer to $38,450 - a discrepancy of $26,000. Click here to read the rest of the article.

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  1. Anonymous4/15/09, 10:42 AM

    It seems that to apart of this administration you have to fail to pay your taxes and lie!

    No wonder they like to raise taxes, they don't pay them!

    Do you remember what happened to Joe the Plummer? The left media went over his taxes for the last several years. Why do they give everyone in this admistration a "free ride"? If we didn't pay our taxes, we would be fined and/or serve jail time, if we lied under oath, we would go to jail for perjury.

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