"The amendment will save many unborn children," he said, before reverting to the health-and-safety mantra. "Without Value Them Both, the abortion industry in Kansas will be able to operate with virtually no restrictions or regulations," he added. "The abortion industry is trying to buy this election with confusion and outright lies. Don't be fooled."
The Catholic church is bankrolling much of the "vote yes" campaign; the Kansas City, Kansas, archdiocese alone has pumped nearly $3 million into the effort; Kemme's diocese has contributed more than $800,000. Together, they account for more than half the "vote yes" funds contributed to date.
The "vote no" crowd only recently pulled ahead after being out-fundraised more than 2-to-1. More than $13 million total has been donated to the two campaigns.
Contrary to the claims of Underwood and Kemme, the state's four abortion clinics are licensed, regulated, and inspected by the health department. Proponents of the amendment do not acknowledge the myriad restrictions on abortion that have been enacted in Kansas…
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