Senator Ted Stevens--convicted felon
November 10, 2008 | Cumberland, Maine | Vetting explained
A very straightforward question about the Senator.
I am not certain of the
logistics of how the state of Alaska handles these matters or if they ever
had actually had to, so my underlying curiosity about all of this is: Would
Governor Palin use this as a strategy to appoint herself to the Senate which
(obviously) would position her better as a national candidate in 2012? If the
answer is yes, then doesn't it really become a question of
ethics?
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