Paul Morrison/Phill Kline Ping!
This is a much more detailed account than the two articles I posted earlier about this story. If there’s sufficient interest, I may start a temporary Paul Morrison/Phill Kline ping list. Let me know if you’d like to join.
Count me in. My liberal sis lives in Kansas...so I’ll need to keep her appraised of the situation with “her guys”...
Sign me up!
"The special prosecutor assigned to legally pursue notorious abortionist George Tiller – accused of performing illegal late-term abortions on girls as young as 10 – has been fired, but critics are calling the termination pay-back politics....[snip]....
"..Morrison's campaign received no contributions from Tiller or the political action committee he supports, called ProKanDo.
However, a group called Kansas for Consumer Privacy Protection was active in the campaign, and it held the same address as ProKanDo, according to the newspaper.
Also, Morrison during his campaign had told the Lawrence Journal-World that he thought state money was being used for "misplaced priorities" in an investigation of abortion business practices in the state and he would instead use that to start a domestic violence unit.
He also got a huge boost in his campaign when a non-profit organization that the newspaper linked to Tiller mailed hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of mailings critical of Kline.
The mailings called Kline "Snoop Dog" and were mailed by Kansans for Consumer Privacy Protection, said the newspaper, which noted that group had the same office address as ProKanDo, a political action committee Tiller started and is funding to elect pro-abortion candidates.
A constitutional law professor, Kris Kobach, had told Fox News earlier that "Kansas law is perfectly clear that says the attorney [general], if he finds probable cause, can bring a criminal complaint of this nature." .."
Morrison isn’t at the bottom of the barrel. He’s what you find squirming around in the slime below the barrel when you lift it up and look underneath.
If you set up a ping list, I’d like to join. Thanks.