Legislators Who Have Taken Campaign Contributions from Tiller
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TILLER PERFORM LATE-TERM ABORTIONS ONLY IN CASES OF HARDSHIP?
IS
ABORTION SAFE FOR THE WOMAN?
DOES A BABY EVER SURVIVE AN ABORTION?
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Tiller gives generously to political candidates who support easy abortion. Following is an alphabetic list of sitting Kansas legislators who have taken campaign contributions from him.
PAUL DAVIS
12-09-2003 WOMENS HEALTH CARE SERVICES $500
10-27-2003 PRO KAN DO $500
Davis
voted against the 2005 attempt to regulate and inspect abortion clinics
OLETHA
FAUST-GOUDEAU
10-29-2004 PRO KAN DO $100
Goudeau
voted against the 2005 attempt to regulate and inspect abortion clinics.
GERALDINE FLAHARTY
12-30-2003 WOMENS HEALTH CARE SERVICES $250
10-25-2000 GEORGE TILLER $200
09-14-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $500
07-15-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $500
11-24-1996 GEORGE TILLEN (sic) $100
Flaharty
voted
against the 2003 and 2005 attempts to regulate and inspect abortion
clinics.
Flaharty has given money to Tiller's
political action committee ProKanDo.
DAVID
HALEY
11-06-2002 PRO KAN DO $250
Haley
voted
against the 2003 and 2005 attempts to regulate and inspect abortion
clinics.
LAURA
KELLY
10-29-2004 PRO KAN DO $1,000
Kelly
voted
against the 2005 attempt to regulate and inspect abortion clinics.
ANN KUETHER
06-05-2003 GEORGE TILLER $200
06-19-2000 GEORGE TILLER $500
09-04-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $500
07-23-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $400
10-30-1997 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $100
Kuether
voted
against the 2003 and 2005 attempts to regulate and inspect abortion
clinics.
TOM
SAWYER
09-22-1998 GEORGE TILLER $2,000
09-22-1998 GEORGE TILLER MD $2,000
09-08-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $72
07-10-1998 GEORGE TILLER $2,000
06-16-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $1,000
11-04-1993 GEORGE TILLER $500
Sawyer
voted
against the 2003 and 2005 attempts to regulate and inspect abortion
clinics.
Sawyer
was
involved with the "money laundering" situation where Tiller
funneled over $210,000 into the 2002 race for Kansas Attorney General.
KATHLEEN SEBELIUS
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TOM SLOAN
06-22-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $100
Sloan
voted
against the 2003 and 2005 attempts to regulate and inspect abortion
clinics.
CHRIS
STEINEGER
11-10-2003 PRO KAN DO $ 250
11-06-2000 GEORGE TILLER $1,000
06-23-1999 GEORGE R TILLER (CLINIC) $1,000
11-14-1997 GEORGE R TILLER $1,000
12-24-1997 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $ 100
Steineger
voted
against the 2003 and 2005 attempts to regulate and inspect abortion
clinics.
Steineger helped with a ProKanDo
fundraiser in the Kansas City area. Following is a copy of the
invitation.
JIM
WARD
10-09-2003 PRO KAN DO $500
Ward
voted
against the 2003 and 2005 attempts to regulate and inspect abortion
clinics.
RETREADS
Here are several former legislators who found new political life outside the state legislature. Each of these took campaign money from Tiller during their runs for the legislature.
CHRIS BIGGS
08-26-2002 PROKANDO
$1,000
11-02-2002
PROKANDO $1,000
After
his failed run for Kansas Attorney General in 2002, proabortion
governor Kathleen Sebelius appointed Chris
Biggs to be Securities
Commissioner.
In
addition to this $2,000 in direct contributions, Tiller channeled
almost a quarter million dollars into this race. Although there is no direct evidence that Biggs
participated in this scheme, it's hard to believe he knew nothing about it at
the time.
DICK
BOND
09-13-1995
GEORGE TILLER $600
Dick
Bond, former State Senator, was
appointed to the nine-member Board of Reagents.
JIM GARNER
08-28-2002 PROKANDO
$1,000
10-29-2002 PROKANDO
$1,000
Jim Garner, former State
Representative, was
appointed as Secretary of the Kansas Department of Labor.
He was appointed by proabortion
governor Kathleen Sebelius.
ROBERT "ROCKY" NICHOLS
09-08-1994
GEORGE TILLER $100
Rocky
Nichols, former State Representative, was named to head the Disability Rights Center of Kansas
(DRC).
The DRC was formerly known as the Kansas Advocacy & Protective Services
(KAPS.)
MARGE PETTY
12-06-1999 GEORGE R TILLER $100
12-24-1997 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $100
11-30-1995 GEORGE TILLER $250
Marge Petty, former State Senator, is Director of
Public Affairs and Consumer Protection with the Kansas Corporation
Commission. She was appointed by
proabortion governor Kathleen Sebelius.
NANCY
KIRK
11-05-2002 PRO KAN DO $250
09-08-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $500
06-16-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $500
Kirk
sits on the State Board of Pharmacy. She
was appointed by
proabortion governor Kathleen Sebelius.
ETHEL PETERSON
06-29-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE
$500
09-14-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE
$500
Peterson
was elected to the Dodge City School Board.
SUE
STORM
09-08-1998 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $500
06-18-1998 PRO-CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $400
12-27-1997 PRO CHOICE ACTION LEAGUE $100
Sue
Storm was elected to the State Board of Education.
ROBERT
"BOB" TOMLINSON
11-15-1995
GEORGE TILLER $100
Tomlinson
is Assistant Commissioner of the Kansas Insurance Department.
JOAN WAGNON
04-18-1993 GEORGE R TILLER $2,000
11-27-1993 JEANNE E TILLER $2,000
Joan Wagnon, former State Representative, is
now Secretary
of the Kansas Department of Revenue.
She was appointed by
proabortion Governor Kathleen Sebelius.
Wagnon is an outspoken
supporter of Tiller. In an interview, Wagnon said the following about
Tiller:
"George Tiller is a family man. He's got kids, he takes them skiing, he's involved in the community. If you didn't know that George did abortions, you'd think he was the world's nicest guy.
''He's just a real nice person to sit down and talk to. He's got a social conscience and a big heart.
"He's a very well-rounded, interesting guy who just happens to do what has become socially a very dirty job.
''I admire the fact he's willing to stand up and do it. He happens to believe that his patients need that care. When I heard about the protests that are coming up, I wrote him a letter, and said, 'Hang in there, George.' "
The Wichita Eagle, July 14, 1991 "SUPPORTERS SEE TILLER AS A WOMAN'S ADVOCATE"
DAVID ADKINS
07-31-2002 PROKANDO $2,000
Adkins
heads a research division at the University of Kansas.
GWEN WELSHIMER
09-07-1994 GEORGE TILLER $100
11-18-1994 GEORGE TILLER $250
Welshimer
is the Commissioner of District 5 of Sedgwick County. She was
elected by a thin margin of 140 votes.
HAS-BEENS & WANNABES
Following is a list of defeated and retired candidates who took campaign contributions from Tiller.
BARBARA ALLEN
MARVIN BARKIS
LISA L BENLON
RANDY BROWN
MICHELINE BURGER
DIANA DIERKS
GEORGE FULTON
BILL GRAVES
CHARLES JENNEY
DOUGLAS JOHNSTON
AUDRY LANGWORTHY
SUE LEDBETTER
FRAN LEE
JANICE MCINTYRE
CARLOS J. NOLLA
ALICIA LAING SALISBURY
RICHARD SCHODORF
JUDY SHOWALTER
BILL STOCKWELL
CARLA STOVALL
ARTHUR TANNAHIL
SALLY THOMPSON
WOODY THOMPSON
DIXIE TOELKES
DOUG WALKERLLER
R J WILSON
These statistics are from the Kansas Ethics Commission and are available online. These figures include only contributions linked directly to Tiller including contributions from:
1. George Tiller
2. Jeanne Tiller (his wife)
3. Women's Health Care Services (his clinic)
4. Pro-Choice Action League (his former political action committee)
5. ProKanDo (his current political action committee)
These figures do not include contributions from other abortionists, Planned Parenthood, nor any other proabortion organization.
If you wish to duplicate my research, please go to this page. Chose "Itemized Contributions". Then you will need to search one category at a time:
1. The House of Representatives
2. The Senate
3. Statewide Races
4. Board of Education (though I found none here)
In each of these categories, you will need to search for one contributor at a time:
A. Tiller, George
B. Tiller, Jeanne
C. Women's Health Care
D. Pro-Choice Action League
E. ProKanDo
This will constitute 20 separate searches. I have compiled the data from those searches into the format you see on this website.
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