Kansans for Life is questioning fundraising efforts on behalf of a former abortionist who lost her medical license.
Kristen Neuhaus, who once worked for late-term abortionist George Tiller in Wichita, Kansas, is raising money a second time through self-funding campaigns. Kathy Ostrowski, legislative director for Kansans for Life, tells OneNewsNow the abortionist has stated she's asking for money because she must pay a fine levied by the state.
"She said that 18 months ago, when she had her first self-funding campaign, she never paid them any money," the pro-lifer explains. "She's appealed her first license revocation that took her license in 2012; she won it because of a friendly district judge. Then they took her license again, and [she's] appealing that revocation again and saying that she's impoverished."
According to Ostrowski, Neuhaus' husband launched a separate self-funding campaign to raise money for attorneys who were working pro bono.
"[That] means that they do it without fee," Ostrowski continues, "but her husband is asking people to fund their attorneys – and so now she is asking people to fund her because [she claims] she's the victim of a witch hunt."
Ostrowski says Neuhaus is also asking people for money to help her apply for medical licenses in other states so she perform abortions. That's despite the fact the Kansas Board of Healing Arts has deemed her a danger to the public and stated she cannot be rehabilitated. (http://www.onenewsnow.com/)
Kristen Neuhaus, who once worked for late-term abortionist George Tiller in Wichita, Kansas, is raising money a second time through self-funding campaigns. Kathy Ostrowski, legislative director for Kansans for Life, tells OneNewsNow the abortionist has stated she's asking for money because she must pay a fine levied by the state."She said that 18 months ago, when she had her first self-funding campaign, she never paid them any money," the pro-lifer explains. "She's appealed her first license revocation that took her license in 2012; she won it because of a friendly district judge. Then they took her license again, and [she's] appealing that revocation again and saying that she's impoverished."
According to Ostrowski, Neuhaus' husband launched a separate self-funding campaign to raise money for attorneys who were working pro bono.
"[That] means that they do it without fee," Ostrowski continues, "but her husband is asking people to fund their attorneys – and so now she is asking people to fund her because [she claims] she's the victim of a witch hunt."
Ostrowski says Neuhaus is also asking people for money to help her apply for medical licenses in other states so she perform abortions. That's despite the fact the Kansas Board of Healing Arts has deemed her a danger to the public and stated she cannot be rehabilitated. (http://www.onenewsnow.com/)
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