Prostitution Scandal Takes Down Florida GOP Representative

Mike Horner's name was on the list of a brothel's clients

Reason Staff | 9.24.2012 2:36 PM

Mike Horner, a Republican member of the Florida House of Representatives, resigned today after he was named as an alleged client in an investigation over a prostitution ring.

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Bernieyeball 13 years ago

Google search for Mike Horner shows gohorney.com
REPUBLICAN FOR FLORIDA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 42 ... Committee recognized Mike Horner as the 2006 Republican Man of the Year.

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Prostitution Scandal Takes Down Florida GOP Representative

Mike Horner's name was on the list of a brothel's clients

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