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Kansas City Star wrote:Kline joining university in Virginia as visiting professorClick Here for Full Story
Former Johnson County District Attorney Phill Kline has taken a visiting law professorship at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va.
He begins Monday, the same day his successor, Steve Howe, is sworn in.
Wichita Eagle wrote:Kline takes teaching job at Liberty UniversityClick Here for Full Story
Associated Press
OLATHE - Former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline is headed to Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., where he will be a visiting law professor, The Kansas City Star reported.
Kline is an anti-abortion Republican who served as attorney general in 2003-07 and launched an investigation of Dr. George Tiller's abortion clinic months after taking office.
After failing to win re-election in 2006, Kline became Johnson County district attorney to replace Paul Morrison, a former Republican who switched parties and beat Kline in the attorney general's race.
Sly Fox wrote:More on Kline ...Why can't the stinking AP say "PRO LIFE". I guess becaue they are anti-baby.
Wichita Eagle wrote:Kline takes teaching job at Liberty UniversityClick Here for Full Story
Associated Press
OLATHE - Former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline is headed to Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., where he will be a visiting law professor, The Kansas City Star reported.
Kline is an anti-abortion Republican who served as attorney general in 2003-07 and launched an investigation of Dr. George Tiller's abortion clinic months after taking office.
After failing to win re-election in 2006, Kline became Johnson County district attorney to replace Paul Morrison, a former Republican who switched parties and beat Kline in the attorney general's race.
WorldNetDaily wrote:Kansas exiles abortion-busting DAClick Here for Full Story
Posted: January 22, 2009
1:00 am Eastern
By Jack Cashill
© 2009
Today, in Washington, D.C., on the 36th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Liberty University law professor Phill Kline will be joining scores of thousands of other protesters in the annual March For Life.
I am here as well. We are shooting the first-ever high-end documentary of the march. Called "Thine Eyes," it will be narrated by the ever-lovely actress Jennifer O'Neill, who is also here. (Please see ThineEyes.org for details.)
Few people in Washington, however, will have paid the price Kline did to get here. Just two weeks ago, Kline was the district attorney of Kansas City's most affluent suburban county.
Two years ago, Kline was attorney general of the state of Kansas. Four years before that, when he was elected AG, the then 42 year-old Kline showed real promise of becoming a national political leader.
Smart, good-looking and well-spoken, Kline had the advantage of being a Republican in a state that routinely gives Republicans 60 percent of its presidential votes.
Kline had the disadvantage, however, of being unapologetically pro-life in a state whose reigning political establishment prized "moderation" even above party affiliation.
