Washington Prowler
A Mighty Wind
Kerry hits the air currents, high above the struggling middle class. Plus: Newspeak in New Mexico. Also: A New Jersey comeback?
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Jim McGreevey 's decision not to immediately step down from office in the wake of his apparent graft and abuse-of-office scandal. The protests are expected to begin today in Trenton. To that end, the party has also had some initial discussions with both Bret Schundler and Forbes editor Steve Forbes about their interest in running for the office. Schundler, who lost to McGreevey in 2001, is said to have been more receptive. br> /p>
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