Kathleen Sebelius, President Obama’s pick to head Health and Human Services, will no doubt face more questions over her political involvement with pro-choice politics.

Though she’s personally against abortions, Sebelius, who’s currently the Governor of Kansas, has publicly opposed some anti-abortion legislation, legislation which has right-wingers insisting she’s not the right person to head the nation’s health department. Well, those calls grow a bit louder today, after it was revealed that Sebelius misrepresented the amount of money she received from Dr. George Tiller, one of the few doctors in the nation to offer late-term abortions.

Sebelius’ original disclosure forms claimed Tiller gave her only $12,450 between 1994 and 2001 but records indicate that Tiller gave Sebelius at least $22,000 between 2000 and 2001. Sebelius’ nomination has not yet cleared the Senate and her team is now insisting she made a simple mistake on her budget forms, according to the Associated Press’ Erica Werner.

That may be true, but her opponents are trying their hardest to derail the governor’s nomination. Troy Newsman, who heads the anti-abortion group Operation Rescue, insisted: "Sebelius’ continued unwillingness to tell the truth about her relationship with Tiller, in spite of the evidence, shows that from an ethical standpoint alone, she is not fit to serve … She simply cannot be trusted."