Larry Craig had his day in court, but got no decision yet:
Sen. Larry Craig’s lawyers appeared in court Wednesday afternoon seeking to overturn his guilty plea in a men’s room sex sting. But a judge made no immediate decision, saying he would issue a ruling no sooner than the end of next week.
And, if there’s no decision, Larry’s hanging around the Senate:
U.S. Sen. Larry Craig said this week he won’t resign until “legal determinations” are made, CNN reported Wednesday.
If his hearing Wednesday in Minnesota doesn’t result in a fast and determinant action, that could mean Craig won’t resign by his self-imposed deadline of this Sunday.
CNN further quotes a “political source involved in discussions about the case,” who said “Craig has made it clear he wants to find a way to stay in office.”
This must make Mitch McConnell so happy.
Joe Sudbay
On October 27, 2010, Joe was one of five bloggers who interviewed President Obama. Joe is a DC-based political consultant with over twenty-five years of experience at both the state and federal level. Joe has managed political operations and legislative efforts for both candidates and issues-based organizations. For seven years, he was the Director of State Legislation at Handgun Control, Inc. He served as that organization's first Political Director during the 2000 cycle. Joe is a graduate of the University of Maine School of Law. In addition, he has a Masters in Public Administration from Lehigh University and received his B.A. from the University of New Hampshire. Joe also has a fun dog, Petey, a worthy successor to Boomer, who got Joe through eight years of Bush and Cheney. Joe likes to think he is a world class athlete having finished the 2005 Chicago Marathon in the time of 4:10. He has completed six other marathons as well -- and is still determined to break the four hour mark.
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