VETOED in 2003 abortion clinic licensing, which would have raised the standards for safety for women and sanitation to at least match those of veterinary clinics in Kansas.
 

LINE-ITEM VETOED in 2004 a budget provision for matching grants to crisis pregnancy/adoption referral centers. NOTE: Sebelius signed it the next year to soften public outrage  The pregnancy maintenance funds were restored by state legislators, but have been removed from the 2010 budget by Sebelius.

VETOED in 2005 abortion clinic licensing (same bill as 2003) despite a February 2005 death at Tiller’s and a rodent-infested clinic that kept fetal parts and open drugs in the staff refrigerator.

VETOED in 2006 a bill adding one question to the mandatory state abortion report to indicate whether abortion of a viable baby was being performed for a physical or mental health reason.

LINE-ITEM VETOED in 2007 a budget restriction to state health department (KDHE) unless viable abortion reporting included legitimate medical diagnoses.

VETOED in 2008 the Comprehensive Abortion Reform Act which took steps to prevent coerced abortions, gave injunctive relief for suspected illegal late term abortions and granted women the right to see an ultrasound if one was performed by the abortion facility.

REMOVED Iin 2009 pregnancy maintenance funds from the proposed 2010 budget.

SIGNED THE Women's Right to Know and See Act that had been passed by the Kansas Legislature by veto-proof majorities.

In 2006 she recruited a Kansas District Attorney to run for A.G. against the sitting A.G. who was investigating Tiller, for performing illegal late-term abortions. The candidate, Paul Morrison, stated he would drop the investigation and he won, largely because of $1.2 million dollars spent on his behalf by Tiller. Ironically, however, even though after he won, Morrison dropped Kline's charges, he filed 19 of his own against Tiller based on another part of the same 1998, which, contrary to some claims by Sebelius supporters, was in place 5 years prior to Sebelius becoming Governor. Tiller faces those charges at a trial beginning March 23, 2009.
 

In 2007, Sebelius even entertained Tiller’s staff of 25 (including 3 other abortionists) at the Governor’s mansion, allowing herself to be photographed happily accepting a special T-shirt commemorating her re-election and Kline’s defeat. One of the abortionists in attendance was Leroy Carhart who testified under oath in federal court that sometimes during abortions he twists the arms off unborn babies while they are still alive. 

The Governor's office claims she donated the dinner at her mansion to a dinner auction and that Tiller simply bought the auction item. Her office claims it was bought with a documented $2,500 donation by Tiller in 2005 to the organization (Kansas City Women's Political Caucus) which holds the annual Torch Dinner and Auction.  However, records show that $2,500 was the price of sponsoring a table at the Torch Dinner itself, and no receipt is known to exist for the auction item itself. The grand total received for all auctioned items is listed on the organization's annual 990 and in not broken out. The $2,500 Tiller donation is listed on the organization's PAC donation list where dinner tickets/table sponsorships are listed.

A politician who accepts and condones the killing of innocent human beings in order to solve societal problems, should never be allowed to control health care. 

NOTE FROM KFL: There are more donations from Tiller to Sebelius herself, her own Blue Stem PAC and to PAC's or organizations (e.g. National Democratic Governor's Association) which she helped control.

Extensive information on this can be found at: www.kansasmeadowlark.com, specifically as regards Gov. Sebelius: http://kansasmeadowlark.com/2009/03/03/sebelius-tiller-prokando/ 
This information has never been disputed because all citations contain links to actual campaign finance documents, etc.