“Nevertheless, I won five statewide elections (the last of them from 28 points down) and was expected to lose four of them. I am one of very few people in history who have fought against the full weight of the federal government and in the end prevailed.
So it’s fair to say my entire public life was one long series of comebacks. What’s one more?”
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“Ever since Symington’s interview with The Arizona Republic’s Chip Scutari last week, cellphones and talk-radio shows have been buzzing: What’s Fife cooking up? What does he mean by he’s “seriously considering” running for governor in 2006?”
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“According to Symington, he and current Gov. Janet Napolitano would be
‘complete opposites.’
Indeed, Napolitano ran for office in considerable part by condemning the fiscal policies of the 1990s, mostly the handiwork of Symington.
A full-blown debate about those policies would be instructive, particularly since the facts are on Symington’s side. No other candidate would be likely to directly challenge Napolitano’s mythology about what preceded her.”
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“Picture this gubernatorial showdown in 2006: Democratic Gov. Janet Napolitano vs. former Republican Gov. J. Fife Symington III.
It could happen.”
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