KMBC Channel 9 captured this shot of a phone number to anti-abortion group Operation Rescue inside the car of Scott Roeder, the man suspected of shooting and killing Wichita abortion doctor George Tiller Sunday morning at a Wichita church. The phone number is written on an envelope with the name
"Cheryl" and "Op Rescue." Cheryl is Cheryl Sullenger, Operation
Rescue's senior policy adviser, who in 1988 was convicted of
conspiring to bomb a California abortion clinic. She served two years in priso
By JUSTIN KENDALL
Ronnie Metsker is too "liberal" for Kansas Liberty.
Kansas Liberty has given us another dose of "fair and factual" news.
A story published yesterday on Kansas Liberty's Web site, headlined "JoCo Republican showdown pits liberals against conservatives," is packed with the loaded language that makes media-critical conservatives howl. Kansas Liberty's story, however, comes with a conservative slant.
"Slate supported by leader of liberal GOP group that claimed Ryun, Kline we
Scott P. RoederHere's a revelation: Scott P. Roeder, the man charged with assassinating abortion doctor George Tiller, worked for The Kansas City Star. The tidbit appeared in this morning's Star story, which listed several jobs Roeder has held through the years. Here's the snip:In the two weeks immediately before the shooting, he had been working at Quicksilver Enterprises, an airport shuttle company.His
work history includes jobs in an envelope company, a fast-food
restaurant and a cab company.
George TillerJust found out that the Justice Department is now investigating whether George Tiller's alleged killer, Scott P. Roeder, acted alone. Here's a snip from the Associated Press story:"The Department of Justice will
work tirelessly to determine the full involvement of any and all actors
in this horrible crime," said Loretta King, head of the department's
civil rights division.Anyone who played a role in the killing, she said, will be prosecuted "to the full extent of federal law."Howeve
Scott P. RoederThe Kansas City Star splashed the thoughts of Scott Roeder on the front of the Sunday paper just days before the man accused of killing Wichita late-term abortion provider George Tiller is scheduled for a pretrial hearing on Tuesday. Reporter Judy L. Thomas tried to get to the bottom of Roeder's relationship with Operation Rescue, and Roeder told her that he was disappointed that the anti-abortion group's president, Troy Newman, had condemned the killing and denied any ties to Roe
LeRoy Carhart and George TillerOperation Rescue is annoying Nebraskans this weekend. They don't care much for LeRoy Carhart's doctoring, so they're attacking his practices. This is so familiar. Now, Operation Rescue is latching onto four of Carhart's former employees. All fired or laid off. Bet they're not holding a grudge. Operation Rescue claims:
The women have made allegations that unlicensed staff illegally
performed medical duties that they were not trained for or legally
qualified to do
