CaptnKirk-
While I share your general concern for the pages, I don't see this as a Clarence Thomas-type situation.
Foley's behavior was absolutely inappropriate but I've yet to see anything even close to being intimidating or hostile. Granted, some would say by the very nature of his position that Foley would be intimidating.
Obviously, some of the (guys, kids, young men, teens, whatever) took offense and Foley's verbal 'contact' was unwelcomed by most (if not nearly all).
But I think we should step back for a moment and put Foley's 'alleged' behavior in proper context. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for the bashing of the sanctimonious party of morals and their string of corruption, deceit, influence peddling, bigotry, disregard for the less fortunate, etc. But I'm a tad apprehensive that GOPies turn this into a 'hang the gay RINO' clarion call. And the Foley episode becomes yet another excuse to excoriate gays in particular and socially-enlightened people in general.