
The Mark Foley scandal, which last fall threatened to kill the congressional page program, has had the opposite effect: Interest from teenagers in the program is on the upswing. Across the country children everywhere are looking to Lewinsky themselves into a life of fame and fortune.
“Since the Foley scandal, there’s been more interest from the general public calling about it, and there’s been even more interest from members of congress on how they go about nominating someone for the program,” said Drew Hammill, a spokesman for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office, which handles questions about the House page program.
“I don’t think this will be surprising,” Hammill added. “But as of this year we have dropped the Swimsuit category from the page program application process.”