returned a $1,000 contribution that Abramoff's former law firm made to Talent's re-election campaign earlier this year. U.S. Senator Max Baucus (D-MT) Sen. Max Baucus gave $18,892 in Abramoff-related money he received to tribal colleges in Montana. U.S. Senator Conrad Burns (R-MT) Sen. Conrad Burns, the fourth largest recipient of Abramoff related money, some $60,000, announced that he would return or donate $150,000 he received from Abramoff and his clients. Via his spokesman he had previously claimed that the money could not be returned as the committee that received it was shut down and the money was "already spent". Burns attempt to make a $111,000 "donation" to the Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council was rejected by the tribe who said the money was tainted because it originally came from Abramoff and his clients. Julia Doney, president of the Fort Belknap Indian Community Council, and a member of the tribal leaders council, explained that the tribes are "tired of being used" and don't want help Burns with his political troubles. "it's tainted money" said Doney The Blackfeet Community College has also refused to accept money Burns because it came from Jack Abramoff. James St. Goddard, a Blackfeet council member, told The Great Falls Tribune that taking the money "would have made it look like the money is clean. We do not want Mr. Burns to use the tribes any more for his political gain." U.S. Rep. Dennis Rehberg (R-MT) Rep. Dennis Rehberg returned $20,000. U.S. Senator Byron Dorgan (D-ND) On December 13, 2005 Sen. Byron Dorgan reported that he would return $67,000 in questionable donations from Abramoff's clients (the entirety of his "Abramoff-related money"). Dorgan was quoted as saying he would not "knowingly keep even one dollar in contributions if there is even a remote possibility that they could have been the result of any action Mr. Abramoff might have taken." U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R-NJ) On August 18, 2005, Rep. Frank LoBiondo said he plans to give back the $1,000 contribution he received in 2001 from Abramoff. U.S. Rep. Jim Saxton (R-NJ) On August 18, 2005 Rep. Jim Saxton also returned a $1,000 contribution Abramoff made in 2001. U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) On January 5, 2006, Sen. Hillary Clinton's campaign announced that it would contribute $2,000 in donations from American Indian tribe clients of lobbyist Jack Abramoff to a New York charity. U.S. Rep. & Former Chairman of the House