Mark Foley News Archives

Finding two people more "American" than my Mom and Dad isn't easy. They've worked a ' hard a ' all their life.

Former Congressman Mark Foley is going to take his radio show live - including open phone lines to callers - starting Nov.

LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA : "What do you think of ethics awards?" The question popped up at a meeting of community leaders here in Palm Beach County the other day.

You know how Congressional politics goes. A party gets control of the House. That party grows corrupt in their influence.

He could be a coach. He could be a teacher Or perhaps he is a father. However, he could also be a child molester, possibly a predator.

Oct. 14, 2009 COMMENTARY: Top Ten Reasons Why David Letterman Should Resign By Nathan Tabor Late-night talk host David Letterman has made hundreds of millions making fun of politicians who are caught up in major scandals, especially sexual blunders.

Townhall.coma TMs weekly inside scoop on whata TMs happening behind the scenes in the world of politics.

A popular congressman stepping down after serving South Florida for years. Update, WED 2 PM: Congressman Robert Wexler is accepting a position as President of the Center for Middle East Peace.

I know your knickers are in a twist about U.S. Sen. Olympia Snowe having voted to approve the Senate Finance Committee's version of health care reform.

How many false stories? At least five in last month In its ongoing war with Fox News Channel, the White House has fired one over the bow.

It is with great regret that I write that Democrats must remove Charlie Rangel from his chairmanship of the House Ways and Means Committee.

I rarely watch news on TV, but Ia m on vacation in Jamaica and when in the room have had the TV on sometimes and have watched things that have really turned my stomach and feel like I need to mention them here.

These media figures have since altered their attacks on Jennings to argue that the student's actual age is irrelevant, asserting instead -- in the words of The Washington Times -- that a 16-year-old student's involvement with an older man still should have "raised alarm," and advancing the baseless claim that -- as The American Spectator 's Jeffrey ...

The magic number is 16. Just last night, on Sean Hannity's Fox Show, ABC's George Stephanopoulos said in defense of the liberal media's non-coverage of Kevin Jennings, that a person's entire career should be taken into consideration before they are sent packing from public service.

If she hopes to survive a bloody battle in 2010 -- one where her own words and actions will be used against her -- Speaker Pelosi must insist that New York Congressman Charlie Rangel resign immediately.

Two items on the continuing safe school czar scandal: Zombie investigates Kevin Jennings' inspiration, NAMBLA enthusiast Harry Hay and concludes: I have been unable to find information about any NAMBLA conference which Harry Hay didn't attend.

Some of the politicians zinged by David Letterman over the years for their indiscretions are offering pity and advice for the scandalized talk show host.

Turns out David Letterman doesn't just live on a TV show. He also lives in a glass house, where for years he's hurled comedy zingers at misbehaving politicians, even as he brashly engaged in hanky-panky of his own.

Why is House Speaker Nancy Pelosi so quiet about Kevin Jennings? Jennings is in the news because he is the Obama administration's Safe Schools czar, in bureaucratese the assistant deputy secretary of the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools inside the Department of Education.

The flippers are back. Bolstered by swelling foreclosures and bottomed-out prices, investors are returning to the South Florida real estate market, snapping up distressed homes with cash payments for either a quick turnaround or a short-term rent-then-sell investment.

As soon as the story broke, as soon as the e-mails went viral, he knew it was over.

You remember Mark Foley. How could you forget him? It was just three years ago that the Republican Congressman from Florida resigned over the salacious instant messages hea d sent male teenagers who were former Congressional pages.

Some sophisticrats are really desperate to appear cool by coming to the defense of a very talented artist: HuffPo writers are going all out to defend Roman Polanski.

But following the revelation that then-House Speaker Dennis Hastert had likely been aware of emails between then-Rep Mark Foley and a congressional page, Hannity and other Fox News personalities defended Hastert, with Hannity, for instance, suggesting that Republican leaders were "innocent people" who were being "smeared." EMBED Hannity uses ...