Sen Craig to remain on NRA board of directors...

[Didereaux]

Idaho's Craig remains National Rifle Association director
BOISE, Idaho - Sen. Larry Craig says he plans to remain a National Rifle Association board member, where he's been a strong advocate for gun rights.

A spokesman for Craig confirmed Monday that he would stay on the NRA board.

Last week, a Minnesota judge rejected Craig's bid to withdraw his guilty plea to disorderly conduct stemming from his arrest in an airport sex-sting arrest. The 62-year-old Republican lawmaker had earlier said he would quit the U.S. Senate if he couldn't withdraw his plea, but now says he plans to stay in the Senate until his term expires in 2009.

Senate leaders have forced him to relinquish his leadership posts and may conduct ethics hearings.

A service of the Associated Press(AP)
Story published at magicvalley.com on Tuesday, October 09, 2007
Last modified on Monday, October 8, 2007 4:41 PM MDT
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[jgraz]

1. I guess they thought he was a straight shooter

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[Didereaux]

2. You know of course punners have a special place they wind up when they die! heheh n/t

[jgraz]

3. The Minneapolis Airport?

[Didereaux]

5. you guys are on a roll tonight! lol n/t

[Didereaux]

7. You know the old Butch Cassidy gang hid out in Idaho...

This is true, the remnants of the 'Hole in the Wall' gang hung out and owned a bar in far north Idaho(Porthill). So my point is that perhaps the old 'Gang Who Couldn't Shoot Straight) are somewhere in Southern Idaho and Craig is there leader!

[Bitwit1234]

4. So in the venue of Charleton Heston "what are they going to pry

from Larry Craig's cold dead hand???"" think about it.

[Didereaux]

6. oh that vision is not good......achhhhh! n/t

[Ezlivin]

8. You need a wide stance when hunting the wild man cock

"Me and my hunting guide Larry Craig set out today to hunt the elusive wild man cock. Although elusive, a wide stance often will signal it to draw closer."