Sen. Larry Craig, R-Idaho, is writing a book that will reflect on the turmoil after his arrest last year in an airport sex sting.
Craig, 62, is retiring from Congress in January after 18 years in the Senate and a decade in the House.
He told KTVB-TV in Boise, Idaho, the book will focus on "the state of politics" in Washington, but also will review his career, including his arrest by an undercover officer in a men's room at the Minneapolis airport.
"There will be a bit of what's happened in the last year and the way it evolved," Craig said. "I think that's important for Idaho and those outside Idaho who are interested to know."
![]() |
Obama still looks for Iraq pullout in 16 months Barack Obama says the U.S.-Iraq security agreement approved by Iraq's parliament puts the U.S. on a "glide path" toward reducing forces there. As he named Robert Gates to continue on as defense chief, with a new mission to reduce U.S. involvement in Iraq, the president-elect said he'll listen to... Relates to Barack Obama, Robert Gates |
|
Obama says he's willing to hear a variety of ideas President-elect Barack Obama says that in choosing independent-minded people like Hillary Rodham Clinton and Robert Gates for his administration, he wanted people who have strong opinions and are not shy about expressing them. Obama also told a news conference Monday that in putting his... Relates to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Harry Truman, Robert Gates, Susan Rice |
| Real Estate Developers | $500 |
| Lobbyist Firms | $1,000 |
| Department of Agriculture | $500 |
| Van Scoyoc Associates, Inc. | $1,000 |
| Kirkland & Ellis LLP | $500 |