fired. it s launching a petition on the rnc website to make that happen. there you see it. joining me now is sean spicer, communications director for the republican national committee. good morning, sean. good morning, carol. great to see you. nice to see you too. the white house says sebelius has, quote, the full confidence of the president. but let s just say, president obama changes his mind somewhere down the line, and let s her go. then what? well, i think if you re going to spend three years and hundreds of millions of dollars having a rollout occur like this and go so poorly, then something needs to happen. what the bigger problem is, that where you come in and say so what, if you can t handle something like this, that s a top priority and bungle it so poorly, can you do the other things that probably are more routine? and this really calls into question the accountability and the leadership that s going on over at hhs in terms of not only our taxpayer dollars, but the
decision. all children should be eligible to be put on the adult list and in the lawsuit, they say sebelius had the power to change the guidelines. it was just yesterday that sebelius said she did not have the order to make the change. she was questioned in washington, d.c., sebelius told the panel she could not imagine anything more difficult than what the murnaghans were going through. and there are also pennsylvania adults waiting for transplants, what about them. sebelius has said she has ordered a trans plant poly review. but if there were to be any sort of change in that policy, that could take years. for now, during this ten-day period, the murnaghans, and for that matter any other child in the region who is in need of an organ transplant and legally challenges the federal guidelines, they, too, potentially could be put on the