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On the way home from work yesterday, talk show host Jay Severin did a show on a "just released" supreme court ruling saying that it was ok to keep prisoners in jail with aids separate from the general population. I see NOTHING about this in the news today. Da Nada...Zippo...Nothing. This is HUGE. The polically correct Gay Activists will go nuts. How long before a case comes up regarding the GENERAL POPULATION. They will be treated like lepers in the days of old. YIKES...let the fireworks begin.

BISEK: MY AFFAIR WITH NEWT BEGAN SIX YEARS AGO! Congressional aide Callista Bisek testified on Tuesday that her affair with former Speaker Newt Gingrich -- is six years old! Bisek answered questions in a suburban Virginia law office, the ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION and WASHINGTON POST are reporting in Wednesday cycles. AJC'S Mark Sherman writes that Bisek's attorney Pamela Bresnahan advised her client not to answer questions that could expose her to "infamy, ridicule or personal contempt." Bisek proceeded to tell lawyers that among the gifts Gingrich has given her over the past six years are "a set of Callaway Golf clubs, ...

n 24 states, not including Minnesota, Americans enjoy the ultimate power of self-government: They can vote to adopt or repeal laws at the ballot box. As a candidate for governor last year, Jesse Ventura assured Minnesotans that while they may have missed out on the first century of initiative and referendum - the first state to adopt them was South Dakota, in 1898 - they would be on board for the next one. ''Initiative and referendum give people the right to bring things before the general population that the Legislature cannot or will not,'' Ventura said. ''Government is supposed to ...

Who will pick up the health care tab? By Ellen Lutch Trager, 08/10/99 Math quiz: Each week, 10 people go to a restaurant. Only eight can pay, but each agrees to contribute a bit more to help cover the other two. A wealthy benefactor agrees to make up the difference for the restaurant owner. Every week, the number of guests increases by two people who order a meal that is 25 percent more expensive than the others. The eight who can pay refuse to pay more for the total bill than they did before. The owner continues to serve them, ...