DID FOLEY INVITE PAGES/STAFFERS on MARIANAS JUNKETS???

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x1146495#1153770
Eagle Publishing's Carneal is a big GOP donor

From opensecrets.org:

CARNEAL, JEFFREY J MR WASHINGTON,DC 20009 EAGLE PUBLISHING INC./PUBLISHING
* 2/28/2003 $1,000 National Conservative Campaign Fund
* 5/26/2004 $1,000 National Conservative Campaign Fund
* 10/2/2003 $1,000 National Conservative Campaign Fund

CARNEAL, JEFFREY WASHINGTON,DC 20009 EAGLE PUBLISHING INC./PUBLISHER
* 6/16/2003 $500 Foley, Mark

CARNEAL, JEFF WASHINGTON,DC 20009 EAGLE PUBLISHING INC./PUBLISHER
* 4/23/2003 $225 Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund

Foley is a Republican Representative from Florida.

http://www.nationalpolicyinstitute.org/pdf/candr.pdf#search=%22%22jeffrey%20carneal%22%20gay%22

Again, times have certainly changed. One of the complaints I had to deal with on a regular basis was from one of the editors who wrote hard-hitting copy about outrageous homosexual news items in blunt language—the sort of reporting that had regularly appeared in Human Events. Winter would make it a point to tone down the rhetoric, replacing “homosexual” and “sodomite” with “gay” in proofing the text. Winter was especially concerned that fagbashing epithets would offend Jeffrey Carneal, the president of Eagle, the parent company of Human Events, who is widely alleged to be homosexual.

A major concern shared by some of the Human Events staff was a perceived need to placate Carneal’s sensitivity to homosexual issues. The editors walked on eggshells in trying to balance the conservative, profamily values of Human Events readers and Carneal’s whispered homosexuality. For the record, Carneal is listed as a donor to the Whitman-Walker Clinic, a “community-based health organization ... established by and for the gay and lesbian community.” According to Federal Election Commission records, he contributed $500 in June 2003 to the reelection campaign of Rep. Mark Foley (R.- FL.), who has refused to answer questions about his alleged gay lifestyle. Foley also received a $500 contribution in June 2003 from the Log Cabin Republicans Political Action Committee, a gay Republican organization, and has received contributions from the Human Rights Campaign PAC, the leading homosexual organization that endorses candidates who support “gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender equality.”