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Written by Michael Coleman   
Thursday, 30 August 2007

Sen. Pete Domenici isn't one of those Senate Republicans ready to toss ...

 ... troubled Idaho Sen. Larry Craig immediately overboard because he was arrested for soliciting sex in a men's airport bathroom.

Domenici, who has served amiably with Craig for years on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, urged a little restraint as other Republicans - including Sens. John McCain and Norm Coleman - called for Craig's resignation.

 Here's the statement Domenici's office just provided me in response to a request I put in yesterday:

“We cannot rush to judgment here," Domenici said in a statement provided to the Journal. "The action being taken by the Senate Republican leadership is a good first step toward getting the facts. It’s important that we allow the legal process to run its course and the Senate Ethics Committee to conduct a thorough and fair investigation.”

Domenici is also the target of a Senate ethics investigation related to his controversial phone call to then-U.S. Attorney David Iglesias in the fall of 2006. The committee's investigation into Domenici is moving at a snail's pace -- if at all. 

 

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