Craig's Remarks Slammed by Republicans  Craig's likely opponent
if he decides to run for reelection, Democrat Larry LaRocco,
also tempered his remarks. LaRocco, a former Congressman who ran
against Craig numerous times, endured his own mini-scandal back
in 1994, when he lost his Congressional seat after it was
disclosed that he essentially misled voters about a sexual
harassment incident in 1991.  "There's a lot that has to be
sorted out," LaRocco told "Right now, it looks like he will
fight this so it's a very personal decision on his part."  Some
of Craig's former staffers and allies were loyal to him andsaid
they believed the senator's remarks during his press conference.
"The facts are still coming out and we owe it to him to hear the
facts and weight the evidence," says former Idaho Republican
Party executive director Mike Reynoldson, who added that Craig
is a "great American and one way or another, he will work his
way through it." Reynoldson said that in all the years he worked
with Craig, "there was