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A 9 page review of the life and accomplishments of Senator Ted Stevens. After serving forty years in Senate Stevens has just lost his seat to Mark Begich. This paper considers some of the reasons for that loss and possible implications to Alaska. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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United States. Although she now has all of the rights and privileges of any other state, she often regards herself as a sort of step child that is actually
differentiated against when it comes to the distribution of those rights and privileges. Rightly or wrongly, at least one of Alaskas Congressional representatives, specifically Senator Theodore "Ted" Fulton Stevens,
has not been shy about calling "foul" on the Senate floor. Now in his eighties, Senator Ted Stevens has served as an Alaska Senator since 1968. His legacy,
however, is not all positive both in terms of how he has been perceived by Alaskans and other Americans and in terms of the accomplishments he has made.
Born in Indianapolis Indiana on November 18, 1923, Ted Stevens lived a short while as a child with his parents George A. Stevens and Gertrude
S. Chancellor Stevens in Chicago where his father was employed as an accountant (Whitney, 1994). The stock market crash of 1929, however, meant the end of his fathers job
(Whitney, 1994). Shortly afterward, George and Gertrude divorced and Ted and his brothers and sisters moved back to Indianapolis to live with their fathers father and mother (Whitney, 1994).
Soon their father followed but his luck became even worse once he was back in Indianapolis. George became blind and totally dependent on his parents and Ted (who
was only six years old) to care for him and provide for the family (Whitney, 1994). As she could afford to do so, Teds mother sent for his siblings
to go and live with her in her new home in California (Whitney, 1994). Ted, however, remained in Indianapolis with his father, paternal grandparents, and his mentally disabled cousin
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