Senator Stevens Indicted

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The vice chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee has been indicted 'on charges he lied about receiving gifts worth more than $250,000 from an Alaska-based energy company on whose behalf he intervened in Washington.'

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Stevens, as well as Alaska Representative Don Young, have long been known for their arrogant ways in the Senate. At some point, they just become arrogant and believed that, like the story of Jesus, they actually could walk on water. Well, maybe not. They did want to build a bridge to nowhere.

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