[hellinahandcart]

Quinn also mentioned that Sebilius called senator Brownback later and apologized for making the statements but that she was doing as she was told (by Dean and perhaps Durbin) and that was too good of an opportunity to pass up.

If this is true, it makes Brownback look pretty bad too. She confesses something like that and he says nothing?

Can anyone see themselves doing the same in that position?

So I'm thinking it's not true...

[rwfromkansas]

Brownback could not keep his mouth shut if this really happened.

This story is BS.

Sebelius may have done it with coordination, but this particular story, at least telling Brownback about it, is BS.