Just two days after she revealed that she owed nearly $8,000 in back
taxes, Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius faced largely friendly
questioning from the Senate Finance Committee Thursday – with no
questions at all asked about her tax situation.

The committee has jurisdiction over tax issues.

What’s more, only 11 senators – seven Democrats and four Republicans –
out of a total 23 committee members had questions for Sebelius, who is
President Obama’s choice to be secretary of health and human
services.

The sparse attendance and short, cordial exchanges between senators
and Sebelius was surprising, since the same committee grilled another
Obama nominee with tax problems in February -- current Treasury
Secretary Timothy Geithner.

Sebelius, who had appeared Tuesday before Sen. Edward Kennedy’s (D-
Mass.) Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, was called
before the Finance Committee because it oversees Medicare and
Medicaid, two of the largest programs HHS administers.

Geithner had faced withering questions from Senate Republicans during
his contentious confirmation hearing, questions that eventually led to
his now famous admission that his use of tax preparation software
TurboTax might have led to his failure to pay nearly $35,000 in taxes.

Sebelius, however, faced no such questioning from the Senate’s tax
committee, despite her admission that she could not document claimed
charitable donations and had improperly deducted mortgage interest on
a home she no longer owned.


The only mention of Sebelius' financial issues came from the governor
herself, in response to committee chairman Max Baucus, who asked
whether anything in her background might prevent her from executing
her duties.

"Well senator, there were a couple of stocks found in my husband's
portfolio which have been identified by the ethics officer and we have
committed to, if I'm confirmed, divesting those stocks," Sebelius
admitted.

Only four of the committee’s 10 Republican members – Sens. Chuck
Grassley of Iowa; Olympia Snowe of Maine; Pat Roberts of Kansas and
Mike Enzi of Wyoming -- had any questions for Sebelius.

None of those questions involved Sebelius' tax situation.

Seven Democrats expressed satisfaction with her nomination -- and told
the nominee they hope that she will be easily confirmed.

[...]

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On Apr 4, 10:44*am, wrote:
- Just two days after she revealed that she owed
- nearly $8,000 in back taxes,
- Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius faced largely
- friendly questioning from the Senate Finance
- Committee Thursday – with no questions at all
- asked about her tax situation.
-
- The committee has jurisdiction over tax issues.
-
- What’s more, only 11 senators – seven Democrats
- and four Republicans – out of a total 23 committee
- members had questions for Sebelius, who is
- President Obama’s choice to be secretary of health
- and human services.
-
- The sparse attendance and short, cordial exchanges
- between senators and Sebelius was surprising, since
- the same committee grilled another Obama nominee
- with tax problems in February -- current Treasury
- Secretary Timothy Geithner.
-
- Sebelius, who had appeared Tuesday before
- Sen. Edward Kennedy’s (D-Mass.) Health, Education,
- Labor and Pensions Committee, was called before
- the Finance Committee because it oversees Medicare
- and Medicaid, two of the largest programs HHS administers.
-
- Geithner had faced withering questions from Senate
- Republicans during his contentious confirmation hearing,
- questions that eventually led to his now famous
- admission that his use of tax preparation software
- TurboTax might have led to his failure to pay nearly
- $35,000 in taxes.
-
- Sebelius, however, faced no such questioning from
- the Senate’s tax committee, despite her admission
- that she could not document claimed charitable
- donations and had improperly deducted mortgage
- interest on a home she no longer owned.
-
- The only mention of Sebelius' financial issues came
- from the governor herself, in response to committee
- chairman Max Baucus, who asked whether anything
- in her background might prevent her from executing
- her duties.
-
- "Well senator, there were a couple of stocks found
- in my husband's portfolio which have been identified
- by the ethics officer and we have committed to,
- if I'm confirmed, divesting those stocks,"
- Sebelius admitted.
-
- Only four of the committee’s 10 Republican members
- – Sens. Chuck Grassley of Iowa; Olympia Snowe of Maine;
- Pat Roberts of Kansas and Mike Enzi of Wyoming
- -- had any questions for Sebelius.
-
- None of those questions involved Sebelius' tax situation.
-
- Seven Democrats expressed satisfaction with her
- nomination -- and told the nominee they hope that
- she will be easily confirmed.
-
- [...]
-
- http://www.cnsnews.com/public/conten...x?RsrcID=46086
- .

Old News Repeated Again :
Another Federal Tax Cheat Joins The Obama-Regime©

On Apr 4, 12:44*pm, wrote:
Just two days after she revealed that she owed nearly $8,000 in back
taxes, Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius faced largely friendly
questioning from the Senate Finance Committee Thursday – with no
questions at all asked about her tax situation.

The committee has jurisdiction over tax issues.
[...]

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The highest levels of the Obama administration are infested with
members of a shadowy, elitist cabal intent on installing a one-world
government that subverts the will of the American people.

It sounds crazy, but that’s what a group of very persistent conspiracy
theorists insists, and they point to President Obama’s nominee for
Health and Human Services Secretary, Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, as
the latest piece of evidence supporting their claims.

It turns out that Sebelius – like top administration economists
Timothy Geithner, Larry Summers and Paul Volcker, as well as leading
Obama diplomats Richard Holbrooke and Dennis Ross – is a Bilderberger.
That is, she is someone who has participated in the annual invitation-
only conference held by an elite international organization known as
the Bilderberg group.

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