BREAKING NEWS From the Quinn and Rose Show
10 May 2007
Same Words — Different Mouth Piece
By Rose
PLEASE NOTE: The following is information we have received from a reliable source. We have never been misinformed by this person in the past.
After Mother Nature did a number on the good people of Kansas, Governor Sebilius did a “Mother” of all numbers on the American people — especially the people in Greensburg, Kansas.
Kansas Kathleen Sebelius had said that because Bush sent too many of our National Guard Members and resources to Iraq — there weren’t enough left to go around in Kansas. After those remarks to the media, she made a phone call to Senator Sam Brownback (R).
Keep in mind that Governor Sebelius has a decent relationship with Senator Brownback and other Kansas Republicans. In fact, she has, for the most part, led as a moderate rather than a liberal in Kansas.
According to our source; during her phone conversation with the Senator, she offered an excuse for her words to the media. She explained that because everything is so political right now — she was told not to allow an opportunity like this pass.
She went on to say that “Howard” called her around 5:00 am and told her not to ask the White House for any help, or make any statements until she heard back from him. Then “Dick” (Durbin ?) called her an hour or two later and told her to use the excuse of the Guard being at war.
Hoping Brownback would understand, she apparently went on to say that he had to understand that with everyone feeling the heat about the war, they needed to get press on something else. She said she didn’t think it was right to use it like this, but she didn’t feel she had much of a choice with current climate.
She also promised that she’d try to move away from the comment when she and Brownback were to meet up later and tour the damage.
This certainly sheds a lot of light on Katrina — and confirms the suspicions that many of us had at that time. Katrina was engineered in much the same way.
If they are going to read from the same script every time something like this happens, the least they could do is mix it up a little. The are just so darn predictable. They will do anything for political gain.
Brownback should show some spine and tell the American People and the Administration the truth. Where is his sense of deceny — where is his loyalty to his party? Quinn and I were on Sean Hannity’s radio program this afternoon. Sean had invited Senator Brownback to respond. So far, we haven’t heard anything from him.
Let me ask this of Senator Brownback; What in the world would you have to lose if you were to be honest about the phone call from the Kansas Governor? Or, perhaps this is the better question; What do you have to gain by protecting Sebelious? Do you honestly think she would be there for you down the road? Do you think she gives a rat’s ass about your bid for the Presidency? These aren’t people you can count on — when will we learn this?
Senator Brownback is not exactly the Paul Bunyan of Politics — but he could be. He has an opportunity to do what no politician has done before him — tell the truth.
BREAKING NEWS From the Quinn and Rose Show
10 May 2007
Same Words — Different Mouth Piece
Listen to The War Room with Quinn & Rose Show breaking the story! 05/10/2007 - Click Link Below!
http://www.warroom.com/qandr_break.mp3
Listen to Quinn & Rose Show breaking the story on Hannity! 05/10/2007 - Click Link Below!
http://www.warroom.com/qandr_hannity.mp3
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Listened to the Hannity link you provided. Wow. Incredible!
YOu know, they never say that Dean called Selebius. Their source said Selebius blamed her action on Dean, and SHE’S the one who said Dean called her.
So maybe the story is completely true. Maybe Selebius DID say that Dean called her. If so, we are completely in our rights to repeat that story. Maybe DNC should be suing her, or making her issue a retraction.