We Have To Stop Judging People Who

Finding A Job Is Hard Enough, But Have You Ever Considered The Odds And The Challenges Of Finding A Good Man?

At Almost Forty Years Old, I Assumed My Career On Camera Was Over. And I Was Certainly Given That Message By All The Tv Managers And News Directors Who Passed On Me When I Was Trying To Get A Job Back In The Business.

I Am Not Afraid To Say My Relationship With My Man Is Important, Even Vital, To Who I Am As A Person.

I Am A Marathon Worker And Marathon Mother. I'll Spend Three Or Four Days Completely Swallowed Up By Work. And If I Make It Home In Time To Say Good Night, I May Have One Good Hour With The Girls, Maybe A Brief Family Dinner Or A Family Walk With The Dog, And Then It Is Back On The Computer To Prepare For Tomorrow's Shows.

If My Mother Were Running For President And Talked About A Muslim Ban, I'd Call Her A Bigot. If My Mother Claimed She Didn't Know Who David Duke Was When I Knew She Did, I'd Say That's Disqualifying. If My Mother Called An Indiana Judge A Mexican, I Would Say That's A Bigoted Remark.