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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.
On Memorial Day weekend, Senator Ted Stevens (R-AK) and VA Secretary James Peake stood side-by-side in Fairbanks, Alaska to showcase their opposition to--and lack of respect for--today's newest veterans. Source: http://www.vetvoice.com/ Speaking at the Disabled American Veterans' 19th Annual Department Convention, Senator Stevens told the majority of America's most recent war veterans that they had not yet sacrificed enough to have earned a GI Bill that would cover the full cost of their...
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by Eric Dondero The Anchorage Daily News is reporting that embattled US Senator Ted Stevens has officially filed for re-election. U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens, the longest-serving Republican in Senate history, filed for re-election today. The 84-year-old Stevens, who also is under a federal investigation, filed his paperwork at the state elections office in Anchorage. Stevens is the most powerful elected official in Alaska state history. He was appointed to the Senate in 1968, won election...
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This story is going to get more and more interesting... Federal law enforcement agents are currently searching the Girdwood home of Alaska U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens, an FBI agent said. "All I can say is that agents from the FBI and IRS are currently conducting a search at that residence," said Dave Heller, the assistant special agent in charge of the FBI's Anchorage office. The search began this afternoon, he said. It's the only such search warrant currently being served, he said...
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“All The News You Never Knew You Needed To Know …Until Now.”
In The News: The arms industry is going to boom, get your wallets out and head to your broker. Secretary of State Rice & Gates to Egypt $13 billion dollars, $30 billion for Israel, and Saudi Arabia $20 billion cash on the barrel head… literally. We might eventually arm EVERYONE in the Middle East, perhaps including Syria.
There Are Now 3650 Dead American Soldiers In Our Worthless, Murderous Invasion Of Iraq.
Freedom, American Style...
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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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