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Sen. Stevens ‘got screwed’ by Justice
Sen. Stevens ‘got screwed’ by Justice
The Justice Department’s stunning decision to drop all charges against former Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) had GOP senators hailing the news as a vindication while government watchdogs fretted over the impact on other corruption cases against public officials. “I’m overjoyed,” crowed Sen. Orrin ...
Palin, Ruedrich call for Begich resignation
Palin, Ruedrich call for Begich resignation
adn.com — WASHINGTON -- The head of the Alaska Republican Party today called on Sen. Mark Begich to step... down from the U.S. Senate, saying that the state's voters would have re-elected former Sen. Ted Stevens had they known the U.S Department of Justice would ... (more) Palin, Ruedrich call for Begich resignation
newsminer.com • Palin joins call for new Senate election after Stevens' case dropped
newsminer.com — JUNEAU — Gov. Sarah Palin on Thursday echoed a call from the Alaska Republican Party for U.S.... Sen. Mark Begich to resign after the Justice Department asked a judge to toss out corruption charges against former Sen. Ted Stevens. “I absolutely agree,” ... (more) newsminer.com • Palin joins call for new Senate ...
Ted Stevens should run against Palin, Alaska Republican says
Ted Stevens should run against Palin, Alaska Republican says
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com — Will Sarah Palin face a primary challenge from Ted Stevens in 2010? WASHINGTON (CNN) – Now that... the corruption case against former Sen. Ted Stevens has been dropped, Alaska Rep. Don Young wants Stevens to run for governor — a move that ... (more) Ted Stevens should run against Palin, Alaska Republican says
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Beltway Establishment's Misplaced Orgy Of Stevens Sympathy
TPMMuckraker — ... As Melanie Sloan of Citiziens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington put it, according to The Hill's paraphrase: "Holder's decision in no way should be viewed as a vindication of Stevens but rather as an indictment of the Justice Department's inability to do one of its most important jobs." ...

Hullabaloo — ... publications," without being challenged or balanced with a statement of the plain fact that nothing in the dismissal of the suits admits Stevens' innocence. ...

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