BARBARA'S TCHATZKAHS

What is it about some guys and BRAGGING? Especially if they're old, fat and conservative? By Paul Thompson A U.S. politician is fighting for his career - and his marriage - after he was overheard bragging about having sex with two women. Mike Duvall was unaware a microphone at his table was turned on when he began to regale a colleague with explicit details of his extra-marital sex life. The married father-of-two, who sits on the California State Assembly and is friends with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, boasted about his two affairs. The 54-year-old did not realise his remarks were being recorded by engineers about to broadcast the meeting held in the California state capital of Sacramento. Duvall was heard telling one colleague: ' So, I am getting into spanking her. Yeah, I like it. I like spanking her. She goes, 'I know you like spanking me.' I said, 'Yeah! Because you're such a bad girl!''. As his Republican colleague listens, Duvall continues sayi...

I have held my peace about this 'woman' long enough. As someone who struggled with infertility treatment for 12 years and is still struggling with and about to have more surgery for 42 years of dealing with severe PCOS and what it has done to my body and spirit... all I can say is this woman is SICK. I have twins. I had them via treatment. I started with quads and told the doctors if it didn't self-reduce I wanted reduction done because I felt it was selfish to the children I was carrying to put them through that. I had extensive psychological counseling during that 12 year journey. Guess what? I have two wonderful kids, on the honor roll, who are responsible, empathic and healthy. This mother should be cited for abuse and have her LITTER of innocent children taken from her and adopted to infertile couples who can afford & desperately want children. Residents of California... you want to pay for these kids? While I am on disability: I PAY FOR MY KIDS - not the Stat...

ABSURD!!! And here I thought this was America. CalState system ousts another instructor who objects on religious grounds to a pledge adopted by California in 1952 to root out communists. By Richard C. Paddock When Wendy Gonaver was offered a job teaching American studies at Cal State Fullerton this academic year, she was pleased to be headed back to the classroom to talk about one of her favorite themes: protecting constitutional freedoms. But the day before class was scheduled to begin, her appointment as a lecturer abruptly ended over just the kind of issue that might have figured in her course. She lost the job because she did not sign a loyalty oath swearing to "defend" the U.S. and California constitutions "against all enemies, foreign and domestic." The loyalty oath was added to the state Constitution by voters in 1952 to root out communists in public jobs. Now, 16 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, its main effect is to weed out religious believers...