was being slung into my boot in the deal of the century. He gave me an unused embossed gravy rag for free to boot, smiled through a snood and hoped that we'd meet again some time.

“Brilliant, another clothes horse,” sighed the joint-mortgage holder as I fitted the saddle the wrong way round initially, pulling the pin on my optimism with an explosive and,

in fairness to her, fairly fair truth bomb if the fractured past is to be recognised.

Half-an-hour in, though, and I was proving everyone in this house and along the imaginary roadside wrong. There I was, a fleshy reincarnation of ‘the little elephant', so to speak. A voluptuous Marco Pantani of sorts, God rest the pirate himself, powering up the Alps in the Farrell back yard withStory highlights She was one of the Democrats trying to unseat GOP Rep. Kevin Yoder in 2018

She made her announcement on Facebook

Washington (CNN) Democrat Andrea Ramsey announced Friday morning she was dropping out of the race to fill a competitive House of Representatives seat in Kansas amid news of a 2005 lawsuit that accused her of sexual harassment.

Ramsey, who announced on Facebook that she was quitting the race, was accused in the lawsuit of sexually harassing and then retaliating against a male subordinate who said he had rejected her advances. Ramsey was not named as a defendant in the case, which was first reported by The Kansas City Star

The case was dismissed in 2006 and multiple sources with knowledge told The Star the man had reached a settlement