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The McClatchy Co.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
 24-Hour News Politics
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In this July 15, 2008 file photo, Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska listens during news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington. Stevens, the longest-serving Republican senator, has been indicted.
Indictment of Stevens adds to bleak GOP prospects

By ANDREW TAYLOR -- Associated Press Writer
(Published July 29‚ 2008) WASHINGTON (AP) Several GOP colleagues of indicted Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens distanced themselves politically on Wednesday by donating campaign contributions from him to charity, while other Republicans declined to comment on whether they support his decision to remain in office.

Stevens, meanwhile, returned to work in the Senate, actively participating in a committee bill drafting session and casting votes on the floor, where he received warm embraces and gestures of personal support from several colleagues.  Full Story
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