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Rockefeller reopens door to 1992 run
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CLEVELAND Sen. Jay Rockefeller of West Virginai surprised
Democrats Tuesday by announcing he is reopening the door to a
possible run for the party's presidential nomination next year.
"The door is not closed," he told reporters after addressing a
convention of conservative-to-moderate Democrats here. "The door is
a little more open to me."
In March, Rockefeller, 53, an heir to the Rockefeller family
fortune and former West Viorginia governor, told reporters he had
decided no...
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