Ted's Not-So-Excellent Adventure

Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens found guilty on corruption charges 3

Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) has been found guilty on seven counts of lying about free house renovations and gifts received from an oil-contractor friend between 1999 and 2006. The impact on Stevens' reelection race against Democrat Mark Begich remains to be seen. Stevens, going strong at age 84, is the longest-serving Republican in the Senate.

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  1. gunboat diplomat Posted 1:19 pm
    27 Oct 2008

    Ted Stevens, Mr. Big Oil...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbBRiatDdbI
    That's video of Ted Stevens, angrily ensuring that oil executives are not forced to testify under oath before Congress.
    Just another political servant of the international oil cartels.

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  2. Paul Lock Posted 10:34 pm
    28 Oct 2008

    Sheer arroganceWhat an amazing display of arrogance for a convicted felon...or his party...to even consider continuation of a campaign for a Senate Seat.
    On the ther hand, if Alaskans still deem him worthy of their representation in Washington, I suggest we sell the whole state back to Russia...cheap!

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  3. Wolverine Posted 3:32 pm
    29 Oct 2008

    Couldn't Happen To A Nicer GuyLiterally!  Unfortunately, he's typical of the attitude of Alaskans toward the natural environment, which is why he stayed in office for so long.

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