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Ted Stevens
Republican • 7 Terms • Sworn In 1968
- 36 Sponsored Bills (Ranks 57 of 440) 1 Made Into Law (Ranks 34 of 440)
- 296 Co-Sponsored Bills (Ranks 22 of 440) 17 Made Into Law (Ranks 2 of 440)
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YOU VOTE: 2008's biggest scoundrel
...a Democrat. He resigned after getting caught up in a sting involving customers of a high-end prostitution ring. • Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, who was convicted of not properly reporting $250,000 worth of gifts. It's important to remember that not ever
Guess Who Gets A Raise?
"Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, faces years in jail for his conviction on seven counts of failing to report more than $250000 in improper gifts he received ...
CBS News Looks Back At 2008
Former Presidential hopeful John Edwards admitted he cheated on his cancer-stricken wife.85-year old Alaska Senator Ted Stevens.. fresh off his conviction ...
Peter Chianca: That was the year that wasnât
Cut me some slack on this one â who could have possibly predicted Sarah Palin, or even the kafuffle over Sen. Ted Stevens, for that matter? ...
Wild cards turned whole year into game of 'Crazy Eights'
It was eight days before the election that a jury found Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens, 85, guilty of accepting and concealing tens of thousands of dollars in home ...
2008 has been a year of firsts second to none
Alaskaâs Ted Stevens tried to become the first US senator ever re-elected after being found guilty of felony crimes. Conan OâBrien noted a related first in ...
Top 12 stories of 2008 make mostly grim reading
Rod Blagojevich of Illinois was allegedly caught trying to sell a Senate seat, and Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, went down in flames for sleaze, too. ...
Top 10 political upsets of 2008
But Young ended up winning by a five-point margin â confounding polls that showed him trailing consistently and thus escaping the fate of Sen. Ted Stevens ...
Nine Predictions for '09
Palin becomes Vice President (even if it is only Vice President of Alaska) and Ted Stevens becomes President. Stevens hopes that by being President of ...
*** ADD SUBTITLE *** 411 Politics Fact or Fiction 12.28.08
I don't think the founders had Ted Stevens in mind when they wrote the First Amendment. 3. The period between the election of a new president and the ...
Week in review
... and at least one prosecutor of misconduct and unethical behavior in the public corruption investigation in Alaska and the trial of US Sen. Ted Stevens. ...
Thoughts about odd times
But, if you didn't know that recently convicted Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska was a Republican, the media made sure to tell you. Gov. ...
2008 was a year of firsts that was second to none
Alaskaâs Ted Stevens tried to become the first US senator ever re-elected after being found guilty of felony crimes. Conan OâBrien noted a related first in ...
The Legal Year In Review
In Washington, DC, Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) was convicted of making false statements on a financial form and then promptly lost his reelection bid. ...
Palin put Alaska on national political stage in 2008
After 40 years in the US Senate, Sen. Ted Stevens was defeated by Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich in an extremely close race. Stevens was within a few thousand ...
Our current fix looks similar to 1968
Before leaving for Washington, DC, Hickel appointed Ted Stevens to fill Bartlettâs Senate seat. Still trying to understand the implications of the ...
Hereâs Your â08 Comedy Stimulus Package:
Best use of a Viking Grill, a vibrating Shiatsu massage lounger, and $250000 in other gifts: Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska, who became the nationâs ...
Top 10 people we'll miss in 2009
Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska): When he lost reelection on Nov. 4, Stevens wasn't just the longest-serving Republican in Senate history and one of the GOP's ...
A Christmas Miracle for Ted Stevens?
An FBI agent assigned to the Alaska corruption investigation of GOP Senator Ted Stevens has filed a complaint of misconduct against fellow agents and at ...
2008 - Our 'that was then, this is now' year
Tim Mahoney, of Florida, and William Jefferson, of Louisiana, proved every bit as repugnant as the Republican cheats Sen. Ted Stevens, of Alaska, and Rep. ...
Witness in Senator Stevens' trial affirms immunity offer
Jerry Ward and allegations of misconduct in US Sen. Ted Stevens' trial, has written a new letter to the judge in the Stevens case asserting again that ...
Kenai congressional office to close
Murkowski's office says the decision to close the Kenai office was made following US Sen. Ted Stevens' re-election loss. However, Murkowski spokesman Mike ...
NTSB hurrying to get plane clues
AP WASHINGTON - A witness in convicted Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens' corruption trial has told the judge he never would have testified had he known he did not ...
Tracking the yearâs big stories in the Bush
And the jury is still out on what the loss of Sen. Ted Stevens will mean for the Bush. At least 2008 wasnât boring. Here some of the news that mattered most ...
New Evidence for Sen. Stevens
Longtime Alaskan Senator Ted Stevens is seeking to have his conviction on corruption charges be thrown out following statements of an FBI whistleblower of ...
FBI Accused of Misconduct in Stevens Case
...filed by the unnamed agent in the case, there were "many serious problems ... encountered in the recent trial of U.S. Senator Ted Stevens." In a statement responding to the allegations of FBI misconduct, a Justice Department spokesman said, "We will con
FBI Accused of Misconduct in Stevens Case
By JASON RYAN The ongoing snarl of legal issues surrounding the corruption conviction of Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens has been made even more thorny by an FBI ...
A New Spotlight on Libby, the Name Not on the Pardon List
Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, is barred from applying to the Justice Department for clemency involving his recent conviction for violating ...
National Briefing | Washington Witness in Stevens Case Writes Judge
By AP A witness in the corruption trial of Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska has told the judge he never would have testified if he had known he did not have ...
Alaska Bar urges court to reject Stevens' plea to keep law license
...Stevens' plea to keep law license 122308 STATE 2 McClatchy Newspapers ANCHORAGE - The Alaska Bar Association says that U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens' plea to keep his law license is based on a faulty reading of the rules and a mischaracterization of the serio
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