Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius is suffering from the same lack of judgment in association as Ron Paul did with his acceptance of support of Stormfront, only more so. 

The head of the Republican Party called on President Obama to withdraw Kathleen Sebelius' nomination as health secretary unless she answers more questions on abortion.

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele's comments come on the same day Sebelius, the Democratic governor of Kansas, vetoed a bill that would rewrite a state law restricting late-term abortions. The measure would have required doctors performing such abortions to report additional information to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.

Steele says Sebelius has not been forthcoming about her stance on late-term abortions and her ties to a Kansas abortion doctor, George Tiller.

George Tiller has been the subject of some of the most, um, demonstrative anti-abortion protests, and not without good reason. Tiller's practice has been long-known to provide very late-term abortions, and O'Reilly did a report a few years back claiming to have proof that Tiller did late-term abortions to alleviate temporary depression in the mother.

Catholics for Sebelius claims that Gov. Sebelius never accepted campaign money from Tiller, only that he won a reception at a charity auction. Is anyone really fooling themselves that Sebelius could have declined the reception on moral grounds? Would Obama be obliged to hold a reception for a KKK Grand Wizard? Tiller is not an unknown figure in Kansas; he's been making headlines since at least the mid-80s, when his clinic was bombed.

I'm sincerely starting to think Obama's going to yell "LOL! Punkd!", as I'm struggling to understand how so many Obama appointments can be so wrong.

We have a Treasury Secretary with tax problems;

we have a Secretary of State who wants to overcharge our relations with Russia;

we have a head of the CIA whose intelligence experience consists of how to sneak the bimbos in and out of Clinton's White House;

we have a Director of National Intelligence who has a history of human rights violations;

we have a judge-shopping Attorney General;

we have a Secretary of Education who's planning on 'fixing' No Child Left Behind because his former school district was unable to meet its standards;

we have a Secretary of Labor who was on the board of directors of a pro-labor lobbying group;

we have a Homeland Security Secretary who thinks Canada and veterans are our nation's greatest threats;

we have...well...

Did I miss any?

Funniest end of civilization ever.

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But according to the left, loving abortion is a feature, not a bug.

I mean, they say they're pro-choice but they're really pro-abortion and anti-humanity (these seem to go together). 

Posted by: Moron Pundit at April 24, 2009 08:19 AM (83gRI)

2 You can add these:
More Obama antics In case you haven't heard, Obama appointed Aneesh Chopra to be the nation's Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Now we have two Indian-Americans in two positions that will make decisions about which government jobs are outsourced to India, and which ones are displaced by H-1Bs...

Posted by: whuptdue at April 24, 2009 08:59 AM (jzgah)

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Funny, just yesterday FrnakJ had an article about how he's figured it out.

We elected Borat.

If you've never seen FrnakJ at his funniest, this is a pretty good example.

In fact, no one seemed to catch on at all during the campaign, and now he’s gotten elected president and keeps trying even wackier stunts. Bowing to the Saudi king, giving a DVD set he bought at Costco to a foreign leader, giving an iPod to the queen of England — they’re all obvious comedy bits. And then there’s his budget. Like every month he throws another trillion on it to see how far he can go before we figure out it’s all a gag.

His logic is impeccable.

 

Posted by: Veeshir at April 24, 2009 09:06 AM (zXUuJ)

4 I agree with MP - feature not bug.  This is one of those situations where those vetting the nomination probably don't understand what the bitter clingers are upset about.

Posted by: alexthechick at April 24, 2009 09:15 AM (SHHaV)

5 Stayed up too late watching the 2003 miniseries in which the Cylons annihilate all humanity on the twelve colonial worlds.  Early in the movie, the beautiful, sexy blonde Cylon interacts with a human baby and mother in a seemingly normal way.  Then she kills the baby to satisfy the Cylon digital-demand to know how that tiny neck can hold up that big head.  This amoral and mechanical death of the innocent is the prelude to the destruction of all.  I believe pro-abortion advocates are Cylons, especially the Democrat ones.  Has anyone checked for a pulse?  

Posted by: twolaneflash at April 24, 2009 09:20 AM (6ZNDC)

6 Ain't it funny what happens when a democratic republic elects a Kenyan/Indonesian illegal alien ideological communist/racist druggie to the highest office in the world. Huh! Who would-a thunk it?!

Posted by: J David at April 24, 2009 10:01 AM (nhIMs)

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My theory all along is that Obama is an empty suited, shit for brains and a heck of lot more people know it than the Democrat Party and MSM want to admit.

I think the reason his cabinet and administration are full of Clinton-era dregs and rank incompetents is because the truly qualified and politically ambitious don't want being part of the worst government in a century on their resume.

Posted by: Go_Fish at April 24, 2009 10:56 AM (CTpRY)

8 Birther alert, aisle 6. Good thing I wear my biohazard suit when I come into comments here and at the HQ.

Posted by: Gabriel Malor at April 24, 2009 10:56 AM (ztNrs)

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Gabe:

Yup. I just try to ignore the shitbums.

Posted by: eddiebear at April 24, 2009 10:58 AM (wnU1W)

10 That why I left this Juan Amnesty McVain supporter site long ago.

Posted by: J David at April 24, 2009 11:08 AM (nhIMs)

11 Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos.  And Hillary.  And Zombie Reagan. 

Posted by: Moron Pundit at April 24, 2009 11:12 AM (83gRI)

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10:

and look what you and the rest of the "sit out to send a message" crowd have wrought*

 

*yes, I know I wrote my #9 comment about not feeding trolls, but this requires attention.

Posted by: eddiebear at April 24, 2009 11:22 AM (wnU1W)

13

I was more wondering why he's commenting here since he left the site long ago.

I too was a little disappointed in the content of the comment.

I mean, he should have accused this site of being AllahPundit-lovers.

That would have rounded out the crazy nicely.

Posted by: Veeshir at April 24, 2009 11:33 AM (ThMnZ)

14 The craziness in society is all a part of the plan. How will they know sanity until they have fully experienced psychosis for themselves?

Posted by: Cigarette Man at April 24, 2009 11:49 AM (NhqJg)

15 Yes, you missed Energy Secratary Chu, who wants Gasoline to be $8 a gallon

Posted by: ed at April 24, 2009 11:53 AM (vozo7)

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At the risk of setting Gabe off on one of his famous rants, I confess I still wonder sometimes if the HA certicates of live birth list "religion" on them.  What do you suppose it would have said?

Also, I suppose I am sort of an "Education Troofer" in that I wonder if The Won was The Token Black at Harvard.  Since He won't release His grades, I guess we will never know.

So sorry if the Token Black reference pisses all you guys off.

Posted by: TimothyJ at April 24, 2009 02:33 PM (IKKIf)

17 No, that'd make you a Birth Certificate Truther.  Methinks you've been reading World Net Daily a bit too much.  

Posted by: It's Vintage, Duh at April 24, 2009 05:20 PM (/FiKn)

18 Actually, in some ways, No Child Left Behind does need fixing in it's standards.  My school district isn't going to meet the requirements next year because we have such good special education and english language programs.  Each school gets a set number of people who's test scores that they can exempt from the average, but since our programs are so good, we have many more special ed and ELL students than average. 
Since the "approval" rating is based on your improvement in test scores, the extra special ed and ELL students bring down the average enough that we cannot improve by the required amount.  We've actually made it a year longer than expected before losing the rating.

Posted by: Eschaton at April 24, 2009 06:09 PM (xdSWw)

19 @Eschaton - so it's the kids fault. I get it.

But if your programs are so good, why can't the kids make the grades?

I would say you have more sped/ell students because your district is engaged in illegal grouping policy. If you were compliant with LEA, this wouldn't matter. Furthermore, what does your union have to say about this? Nothing as long as all employees are union, right?

Thank the fact that test and IQ scores are so easy to manipulate for keeping your school just above "Fail" status for another year. Yipee! Get ready to reevaluate your ability to put others before yourself in your chosen profession during your school's restructuring as NCLB will never die as long as Ted Kennedy is still on parade.

Posted by: FeFe at April 26, 2009 03:38 PM (NUmos)

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Do you mean Fat Ted's no child left behind program is a failure? It appears to me that those who complain about it are from districts that can't measure up while 99% of the others have no problem measuring up.

Posted by: Scrapiron at May 03, 2009 09:34 PM (w7YpG)

21 Hello. It's very hard to take yourself too seriously when you look at the world from outer space. I am from Kyrgyzstan and know bad English, tell me right I wrote the following sentence: "Better than provillus, changes itching american, natural or parasiticidal symptom are most away maintained." With love , Kishi.

Posted by: Kishi at September 01, 2009 12:12 AM (L5phN)

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