Washington, D.C. Republican insiders are panicking tonight as the latest WHAS-11 TV voter poll in Kentucky shows Rand Paul clearly beating Trey Grayson, the corrupt insider candidate. Rand Paul is drawing 35% support against Trey Grayson’s 32% support. Already the rumors are buzzing that the totally corrupt Republican establishment is considering the total desperation move of dumping Trey Grayson in order to stop the patriot freight train in Kentucky. There is talk that they may recruit a George W. Bush groupie named Kathy Bailey to replace their boy Grayson. Bailey apparently has lots of money, and raised lots more to help George W. Bush wreck the Republican party by launching a war based 100% on lies in Iraq. Kathy Bailey helped George W. Bush wreck the Republican party by doubling the deficit and smashing our Bill of Rights with the unpatriotic Patriot Act. As the true patriots in the Republican party revolt against these corrupt Neocon stooges, sock-puppets, and traitors against their country, the insiders may have trouble finding candidates willing to face the angry, roaring patriot crowds that they must face at EVERY public event from here on out. Jamie Kelso

Mail Online: Human eggs and sperm have been grown in the laboratory in research which could change the face of parenthood.

It paves the way for a cure for infertility and could help those left sterile by cancer treatment to have children who are biologically their own.

But it raises a number of moral and ethical concerns. These include the possibility of children being born through entirely artificial means, and men and women being sidelined from the process of making babies.

Opponents argue that it is wrong to meddle with the building blocks of life and warn that the advances taking place to tackle infertility risk distorting and damaging relations between family members.

The U.S. government-funded research also offers the prospect of a ‘miracle pill’ which staves off the menopause, allowing women to wait longer to have a child.

It centres on stem cells, widely seen as a repair kit for the body.

Scientists at Stanford University in California found the right cocktail of chemicals and vitamins to coax the cells into becoming eggs and sperm.

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