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Mark Foley, remember him? He had to resign after typing some pretty unintentionally funny--and likely intentionally inappropriate--instant messages to congressional pages while he was serving as a Republican representative from Florida. Then he resigned--just a few weeks before his party was slaughtered in the 2006 elections. But now Foley is back in the mix, the Palm Beach Post's George Bennett reports. Where? You guessed it: a meeting for Young Republicans.
The Palm Beach GOPsters faced critics for their decision to have Foley speak, but their president said Foley was well-received. "He was amazing. Charismatic. He has a great message and touched on so many different things and seamlessly did it ... He's enthralling to listen to."
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