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Senator Stevens Must Resign Now, GOP Senate Must Throw Him Out Yesterday

There is something Senate Republicans could do to define themselves as the party of the people not power. That would be to throw Ted Stevens out of the caucus now that his trail of corruption has finally been treated to justice. 

I urge my Republican Senator Norm Coleman (R MN) to call for the Senate Republican caucus to throw Stevens out. It is harsh, but there is no better time to start proving we are the party of accountability.

Please Norm Coleman, show some leadership and throw this guy out. Then promise to call for censure of Stevens and a resolution of no confidence should the Senate return for a lame duck session. 

We need to police our own. We need to regain the trust of the people. 

Throw Stevens out of the GOP or kiss the party goodbye.

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4 Responses to “Senator Stevens Must Resign Now, GOP Senate Must Throw Him Out Yesterday”

  1. gop trust | violent image blog says:
    October 28, 2008 at 12:25 am

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  4. J. Ewing says:
    October 28, 2008 at 9:30 am

    I guess Republicans really ARE “the stupid party.” They would rather that we throw a Republican Senator under the bus quickly, so that a Democrat can steal the seat, rather than wait a week, while the appeals process plays out. Then, IF actually guilty, he can be ousted from the Senate and replaced with a Republican. Republicans love to hold high principles, so much so that they simply cannot grasp political reality. Fortunately for them, the Democrats have no such problem. They would gladly let convicted felons serve if it gave them political advantage.