rodeodance
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Wed Aug-01-07 10:12 PM
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"In the tradition-bound Senate, there was no public criticism of Mr. Stevens by Democrats." |
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In the tradition-bound Senate, there was no public criticism of Mr. Stevens by Democrats.
Ethics Questions Plague Other Alaska Senator
.......In the tradition-bound Senate, there was no public criticism of Mr. Stevens by Democrats. Several Republicans issued statements of support for Mr. Stevens, 83, the longest-serving Republican member in Senate history.
The minority leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, was noncommittal when asked if he would request that Mr. Stevens step down from his committee appointments.
“I’ll certainly be discussing the matter with my conference, but I don’t have announcements today to make with regard to that,” Mr. McConnell said.
The majority leader, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, while saying he knew nothing about the Stevens investigation, said: “My personal feeling is that we have to be very careful about punishing people during an investigation. Many investigations go nowhere.”
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Wed Aug-01-07 10:28 PM
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1. If this one goes "nowhere" |
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color all of Alaska shocked, shocked, shocked. The Girdwood house is the proverbial tip of the iceberg, and we all know it.
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Wed Aug-01-07 10:28 PM
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2. I think that they are awaiting the outcome of the investigation by the FBI... |
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It would seem obvious that where there is smoke there might be fire, but it's to early to tell at this point and the Dems are waiting until the FBI announces something concrete.
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