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Homosex Mark Foley Makes Appearance in D.C.

George Bennett / Post On Politics - PalmBeachPost.com:
Former Republican U.S. Rep. Mark Foley continues to elevate his public profile. Last week, he made his first appearance at a Forum Club of the Palm Beaches luncheon since his 2006 resignation in a national firestorm over homosexually charged Internet messages he sent to former congressional pages. This week, Foley is planning to attend Wednesday night's 66th annual Radio and TV Correspondents' Dinner as a guest of Talk Radio News. It's Foley's first Washington appearance since his resignation, according to Foley publicist Jamie Holmes.

Flashback - October 06, 2006
Foley, Gay Republicans, And The List
Public Eye / CBS News:
On Tuesday night's "Evening News," Gloria Borger said this: "One senior House Republican tells CBS that there's a lot of anger at what he describes as 'a network of gay staffers and gay members who protect each other and did the speaker a disservice.'" The New Republic's Michael Crowley picks up on Borger's comment. He argues that "it's becoming clear that some people on Capitol Hill are promoting a storyline that involves gay Republican staffers--apparently led by [Tom Reynolds's chief of staff Kirk] Fordham--covering up for Mark Foley." Crowley suggests "maybe this is how Dennis Hastert and his compatriots are explaining themselves to the base." He also notes David Corn's report on "The List" – a document being passed around political circles of high-level Republican congressional aides who are gay. Corn, a liberal, says he will not publish The List, even though he has a copy.

Flashback - October 12, 2006
Homosexual Blackmail on Capitol Hill
Cliff Kincaid / Accuracy In Media:
[S]ecret Republican homosexuals are working behind-the-scenes to sabotage a conservative pro-family agenda in the Congress. They are acting more like Democrats than Republicans, if indeed they are Republicans. Whatever their actual party affiliation, these operatives are using the liberal media, homosexual publications, and radical bloggers like Michael Rogers to accomplish their objectives. In fact, this modus operandi was already employed in the case of Rep. Jim Kolbe, the only openly homosexual Republican member of Congress who came out of the closet after he was threatened with being “outed” for voting for the pro-family Defense of Marriage Act. Kurt Wolfe, the reporter behind that outing, said that, as a result of the campaign, “Jim Kolbe did the right thing and his voting record changed." Despite Kolbe’s living a lie and changing his position on legislation in response to homosexual pressure, Hastert and Vice President Dick Cheney hailed his congressional career in video tributes delivered at the 2006 convention of the Log Cabin Republicans, the (GOP's) homosexual activist group.

Flashback - November 29, 2006
The Secret Gay Network
By Cliff Kincaid / Accuracy In Media:
[T]here was inside information, available to radical gay activists allied with the Democrat Party, which could be used to create scandals for Republican gay members of Congress. Of course, the problem wouldn't have surfaced in the first place if Congressional Republican leaders had not been protecting homosexuals in their ranks. House leaders knew that Foley was a homosexual but permitted him to serve as a co-chair of the House Caucus on Missing and Exploited Children. In the case of Kolbe, who announced that he was a homosexual after being threatened with "outing" by a radical homosexual publication, House leaders still defended him.

Posted by Editor at March 18, 2010 12:26 AM