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Written by Pat's Papers | Wednesday, 10 March 2010 6:34 AM
Eric Massa went on the Glenn Beck show yesterday, after the Washington Post broke news that the ex-New York Representative has been accused of groping male staffers. In a bizarre twist he admitted to the charges but said it was just a “tickle fight.“The New York Daily News reports that Massa resigned on Monday after the allegations came to light.
Before his resignation, Massa claimed he was forced out by the Administration “in order to boost the chances of passing a health-care bill.” The Washington Post says Massa told radio listeners that “he refused to go quietly into the evening.”
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