Rep. Ginny Brown-Waite has released a letter that says the director of the House page program brought in “the operator of an abortion clinic” to speak to the young pages.

“When I spoke to one irate parent, they made the comment that, ‘I didn’t send my kid to Washington, D.C., to become knowledgeable about abortion techniques’….I understand that this speaker was brought in without approval of the Page Board, but no disciplinary action has been taken,” the GOP lawmaker wrote in the letter.

Brown-Waite resigned from the House Page Board last week after two teens were expelled for shoplifting and two others were caught performing oral sex in front of other pages, who were touching themselves. Former Congressman Mark Foley resigned last year after he was caught sending sexual instant messages to male pages.

The semester for the current crop of sex-loving pages ends Friday.