No, Mike Gravel was really good at grabbing a microphone and taking credit for stuff other people did. The TransAlaska Pipeline, for example, were primarily the work of Nick Begich -- I remember his speech on the House Floor -- and Ted Stevens, but Gravel insisted he was the primary driving force behind the passage and since Nick died nobody with a microphone argued otherwise. Augie Hiebert worked with all of Alaska's delegation to gain military cooperation to bring about the live broadcast of the moon landing. If Mike wasn't off doing something else, he might have had a hand in it, but most of the time, Alaskans couldn't find Mike when he was in office. Like I said, really good at stepping into the limelight to take credit for other people's hard work.