Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska
Republican Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska is being investigated for questionable activity with oil companies, political favoritism, and potential bribery.
That’s right — Ted Stevens faces some sort of opponent in his latest re-election bid. And he’s losing to this Democrat nobody! New polls show some character ...
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Alaska senator Ted Stevens says New York senator Chuck Schumer is running Alaska's Democratic Party. During a press conference Wednesday, Stevens responded ...
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By Brian Lawson US Sen. John Sununu (R-Waterville Valley) is distributing money through his federal political action committee to support national and New ...
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As headlines across the country decry oil speculation as the cause for the pain at the pump, Senator Ted Stevens is playing election year politics as he ...
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“Senator Stevens is out of touch with the priorities of Alaska families,” said Bethany Lesser, spokeswoman for the Alaska Democratic Party. ...
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On June 28, 2006, Senator Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) chairman of the committee charged with regulating the Internet on how "Net Neutrality" clogs the Internet ...
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Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), the longest-serving Republican in the Senate. The biographical spot begins with black-and-white footage describing the death of ...
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By ANNE SUTTON In a 2007 financial disclosure report released Friday, the Alaska Republican reports owing up to $50000 to a Washington law firm, ...
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Ted Stevens will be in Fairbanks this week to celebrate the opening of his campaign office and to announce his energy initiatives. ...
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As the US Senate prepared to take up bipartisan climate change legislation, Senator Ted Stevens today skipped the key vote to debate the bill. ...
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