Comments on: Change Watch Backgrounder: Kathleen Sebelius

By: Tracy

Tracy — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 05:59:04 +0000

I cannot believe it either. I cannot understand why someone wants to kill unborn babies so badly. I mean, when my babies were all inside of me I was concerned with their well-being. All three of my babies were in distress and we did everything to save their lives. I simply cannot imagine thinking the other way. I agree with the person that posted that he has not had any kids and would have been happy to adopt several babies. I would take more children too. I have three, but I would raise many more than that to save them from death and I could do it without any government money, not because I’m rich, but because I would sacrifice to do so. I can’t stand the thought of abortion procedures.

I pray for people who have had abortions to be able to realize it was wrong and not to feel guilty but to advocate against it instead and help other women avoid being party to murder. I believe in forgiveness for those who made the mistake, but I pray they change their hearts and minds. I think a lot of people are for it because they either had one and don’t want to be judged or they know someone who did and they don’t want to be judgmental, this logic is incorrect and allows people to become complicit in murder.

It’s sort of ironic that the same folks who want women to get all kinds of prenatal care (poor women who can’t pay for it on their own) also want to pay for babies to be aborted. Hmmmm….just doesn’t make sense.

I pray that our country will stop turning its back on God’s ways and ask for forgiveness for our sins, so that our nation can once again be fertile soil and protected by God. Anyone who knows even a modicum of history has to acknowledge that the United States was born from divine providence. We have turned our collective backs on God. Now we are paying the price for that.

We must pray for our leaders to have the blinders taken off and for their hearts to soften and for their minds to be unbound by political ideologies and open to truth.

By: Bethel

Bethel — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 19:28:24 +0000

Kansas and Arizona have something in common. When Janet Napolitano left to become Homeland Security Director, it was Arizona’s gain and the country’s loss. Isn’t it predictable that both these governors are vehemently anti-life?

And what is this I hear about Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback? They are supporting this Sebelius woman for this appointment? Wow, I feel like I’m really living in the Twilight Zone.

By: Eddie Lee White

Eddie Lee White — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 03:50:12 +0000

I just deplore that the governor is not confirmed as the HHS official. I just can not see how much longer she can serve her state’s constituents in such an offensive way. God forbid she move on and upward to curse the rest of our federal citizens. I do so wish there was some way to put an end to Dr. tiller’s power and performance in Kansas.

By: Steve Hessman

Steve Hessman — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 21:18:54 +0000

I am a Kansan and can only say “Good riddance!” and “I am sorry to our country that we are sending such a bad politian to Washington, DC where she will do even more damage.”

By: Christy

Christy — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 05:02:14 +0000

As a conservative, I am astounded by this pick. As a Kansan, I am appalled. While I as others would love to see our governor dismissed from our state, it would be rather disconcerting to see her placed in a national position of such influence and power. Her record here in our state has been in direct opposition to that of guarding the health of those born here. And I am grieved that though we have long been seen as a conservative state and known consistently as “red” in the elections, we have become a state marked with the red of the blood of countless pre-born whose lives have been swiftly snuffed out by the abortion mill in our state. The governor’s alliance with those in this industry evidences her future positions on the matter. However, this will only increase in the devaluing of human life…and I fear that it will not just plateau but further the cost of life to realms of euthanasia and further infanticide. God help us to awaken…and may the Lord preserve our country from further “promotions” that would further this cause. May God help us to remember II Chronicles 7:14 and keep us looking to HIM!

By: gary ellingson

gary ellingson — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 00:27:17 +0000

I would like to see pro life abolished. Our future new leaders are being butchard at the hands of
greed for money. Its all about the money. A baby that has been conceived is alive and well. People that kill unborn babys should be put out of bizness and locked up so they cant repeat the same thing over again some place else. If baby out side the woom gets killed its called murder, why should inside the womb be any different? Iv been married for 48 years without children thru not fault of my own. I could hav adopted one or 4 of those murdered babys. but our stupid leaders dont see it that way. Murder is OK as long as its inside the womb. There is some wrong with that way of thinking. Murder is killing. Some day they will pay a hi price for their killing ways