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GOP Senators Distance Themselves From Craig

10/5/2007 3:10:03 PM Senator Larry Craig, much to the dismay of the

Republican leadership, announced this week that he would remain in

office despite his arrest in an airport bathroom sex sting.

In a statement after a Minnesota court judge refused to let the Idaho

Republican withdraw his guilty plea to a misdemeanor charge stemming

from his arrest at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport,

Craig said he planned to remain in the Senate until his term ends in

January 2009.

"When my term has expired, I will retire and not seek re-election,"

Craig said. "I hope this provides the certainty Idaho needs and

deserves."

The 62-year-old three-term senator, who was arrested on suspicion of

making sexual advances to an undercover police officer in the next

bathroom stall, previously had announced that he would step down on

Sept. 30.

Calling the incident "embarrassing" for the Senate and for his party,

Sen. John Ensign, the Nevada Republican who leads the caucus' 2008

election efforts, said Craig should resign as he said he would.

"He gave us his word he would do something, and he's backing out on

us, and I don't think that's the right thing to do," Ensign told

reporters on Friday.

Craig, who has denied any wrongdoing and said that he only pleaded

guilty in hopes of making the case go away, was ordered to pay $575 in

fines and fees and sentenced to one year of probation.

In a 27-page ruling Thursday, Hennepin County, Minn. Judge Charles

Porter ruled that "because the defendant's plea was accurate,

voluntary and intelligent, and because the conviction is supported by

the evidence ... the defendant's motion to withdraw his guilty plea is

denied."

"I am extremely disappointed with the ruling issued today," Craig said

in his statement. "I am innocent of the charges against me. I continue

to work with my legal team to explore my additional legal options."

The Senate Ethics Committee has indicated it will investigate his

conduct if Craig decided to remain in office.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., who called Craig's

arrest "unforgivable," said that the matter is now in the hands of the

ethics panel, which could censure the senator.

Rep. Pete Hoekstra, R-Mich., the first member of Congress to call on

Craig to step down, said Friday in a statement that Craig should

resign immediately.

"Serving in the United States Congress is one of highest honors in

America," Hoekstra said.

"It is a position of leadership with many demands upon the individual

whom voters have elected to represent them, and one of the most

important is to exhibit behavior that upholds the dignity of the

office," Hoekstra added. "Senator Craig has consistently fallen far

short of that standard over the past two months."