Staten Island Advance calls on Rep. Vito Fossella to resign
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NEW YORK - A day after Congressman Vito Fossella admitted
to having an affair that produced a child, his hometown newspaper
said the Republican "is finished" and needs to resign.
The Staten Island Advance on Friday said the Republican
"forfeited the trust" of his supporters and "the right to
represent the people of Staten Island in Congress."
Fossella's love child admission on Thursday came after he was
arrested and accused of driving drunk outside Washington last week.
The Advance says "given all the damning information," Fossella
should "step down immediately."
Fossella has said he has no immediate plans to resign. He is the
only Republican member of Congress from New York City.
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