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<font face=arial size=2>: Agreed, I'm not particularly connected to Menendez as to be inside his inner circle. I simply reported several names that keep coming up. Perhaps, since the Heights candidate has been so helpful in all this, the funeral director might get the role? </font> <font face=arial size=2>: </font> <font face=arial size=2>: <font face=arial size=2>: <font face=arial size=2>: <b>Who will replace Cunningham as mayor?</b> <P></font></font></font> <font face=arial size=2>: <font face=arial size=2>: <font face=arial size=2>: Making even more political enemies countywide than most political observers ever imagined possible, Jersey City Mayor <b>Glenn Cunningham's </b>continuing political defeats have some people speculating who could replace him in three years. A month before the primary to determine if<b> Bernard Hartnett</b> - supported by Cunningham - will get the Democratic nod for county executive, speculation on Cunningham's future has already begun, with names as diverse as Freeholder <b>Bill O'Dea</b>, Jersey City Councilwoman<b> Mary Donnelly</b> and former Freeholder <b>Lou Manzo</b> mentioned. </font></font></font> <font face=arial size=2>: <font face=arial size=2>: <font face=arial size=2>: See the Link for the rest of Al Sullivan's the Between the Lines</font></font></font> <font face=arial size=2>: <font face=arial size=2>: Al Sullivan has to be the least astute guy ever to cove rJC politics.Cunningham is being brought down by by a coalition of leaders put together by Menendez.Whoever the next mayor will be will come from that group.Manzo is alined with Glenn, so is O'dea.Mary is trying to play the middle but has lost friends on both sides.Gaughan, Maldonado, Vega or Lipski are far more likely.Besides how many more times does Louie need to be pasted before people know its over.This type of silly reporting merely indicates that Sullivan only talks to this clique of wannabees and parrots their musings. I'm surprised Fricchione's name hasn't popped up.</font></font>

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