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The Confession

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by James E. McGreevey


  Lance, Leonard

  Lautenberg, Frank

  Lawler, Bill

  Lawrence, Brad

  Leedes, Richard

  Lesniak, Ray

  death of Joe Suglia and

  Levin, Susan Bass

  Levinsohn, Paul

  Librera, William

  Lieberman, Joe

  Littell, Bob

  Lowy, Allen

  Loya, Jennifer

  Lynch, Deborah

  Lynch, John

  Lyons, Rev. Patrick

  Maciolek, Gus

  Mansue, Amy

  Margolis, Jim

  Massimino, Joe, Jr.

  Matos, Dina. See McGreevey, Dina Matos (second wife)

  Matthews, Chris

  Maupin, Armistead

  mayors

  Mazza, Rocco

  McAuliffe, Terry

  McCabe, Kevin

  McCarrick, Theodore, archbishop of Washington, DC

  McCarron, Doug

  McClure, Sandy

  McCormac, Mac

  McCormack, John

  McEntee, Gerry

  McGrath, Richard

  McGreevey, Caroline (sister)

  McGreevey, Dina Matos (second wife)

  effect of JEM’s coming out on

  JEM disclosing affair and homosexuality to

  McGreevey, Jacqueline (daughter)

  McGreevey, James E.

  as altar boy

  as assemblyman

  at Boy Scout camp

  breaking leg and

  as campaigner

  Catholic Church and

  childhood of

  college years of

  at Catholic University of America

  at Columbia University

  coming out to Dina and

  coming to terms with being gay

  confronted by Dina and

  divorce from Kari and

  early conservative political views of

  early friends of

  early homosexual experiences of

  early identity of

  early political career of

  early sexual encounters

  elected governor

  elected mayor of Woodbridge

  elected representative to state assembly

  elementary school and

  as executive director of Parole Board

  first confession of

  first encounter with Golan Cipel

  first job at Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office

  first kiss with girl

  first race for public office of

  first run for governorship

  first scandal of

  fund raising and

  Gay Pride Month and

  gender identity and

  at Georgetown Law School

  as governor

  accomplishments of

  approval ratings

  budget issues

  as chief executive

  development issues

  education policies

  environmental policies

  executive order banning “pay-to-play” system

  first budget of

  gay domestic partnership initiative

  Golan Cipel’s lawsuit

  inauguration of

  life after resignation speech

  life in governor’s mansion

  moving out of governor’s mansion

  press relations

  property taxes and

  resignation speech of

  stem-cell research initiative by

  at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education

  high school years of

  job at Weiner Lesniak law firm

  joining Democratic Party

  on joining priesthood

  law school years of

  as legislative aide in Assembly Majority Office

  living with shame

  loneliness and

  money and

  parents and grandparents of

  personal life of

  politics and

  position at Merck

  press conference about affair and homosexuality

  press relations and

  reactions to coming out speech of

  recovery process for

  second run for governorship

  September 11th and

  shames of

  smear campaigns against

  stride of

  telling parents of his homosexuality

  treatment at The Meadows

  trip to Israel

  use of word “gay”

  work ethic of

  McGreevey, James Edward (uncle)

  McGreevey, John Patrick “Jack” (father)

  McGreevey, Kari Schutz (first wife)

  McGreevey, Kim (cousin)

  McGreevey, Michael “Mike” (grandfather)

  McGreevey, Morag (daughter)

  McGreevey, Sharon (sister)

  McGreevey, Vernonica Smith “Ronnie” (mother)

  as campaigner

  McIntire, Rev. Carl

  McKenna, Ed

  McKeown, Nancy

  McLaughlin, Cathy

  Meadows, The (trauma and addiction recovery clinic)

  Mellody, Pia

  Menendez, Bob

  Merck & Co.

  Meuly, Caroline

  Milk, Harvey

  millionaire’s tax

  Mixner, David

  Morrone, Fred

  Moses, Abba

  Murphy, Marianne Espinosa

  Murphy, Michael

  Murphy, W. Michael, Jr.

  Myers, John

  Nathan, Andrew

  National Rifle Association (NRA)

  Neglia, Janet

  New Jersey politics

  balanced-budget clause and

  boss system in

  diners and

  part-time legislature

  patronage and

  “pay-to-play” system

  power of governor in

  sex and

  New Jersey State League of Municipalities conference

  Noble, Elaine

  Nolan, Sean

  Noland, Kevin

  Norcross, David

  Norcross, George, III

  Norcross, Phil

  Olden, Charles Smith

  O’Sullivan, Terry

  Otlowski, George J.

  Pallone, Frank

  Palmisano, Carl

  party chairman (bosses)

  Pataki, George

  patronage

  Patten, Ed

  “pay-to-play” system

  Pedro, John

  Pillets, Jeff

  Pious, Richard

  politics. See also New Jersey politics

  inauthenticity in

  winning and

  property taxes

  Pyne, Agnes

  Pyne, Moses Taylor

  Rabin, Yitzhak

  Reagan, Ronald

  Rebeck, Richard

  Reilly, Cathy

  resignation speech

  Rice, Ron

  Riley, Clint

  Ringwood, Jim

  Robert, Joe

  Rockoff, Alan

  Rodriquez, Idida

  Rodriquez, Richard

  Rogovsky, Julius

  Rollins, Ed

  Romero, Oscar, archbishop of El Salvador

  Rorem, Ned

  Rosa, Myra

  Roxy (group leader at The Meadows)

  Rubenstein, Howard

  Ruff, Charles

  Russo, John F.

  Sabrin, Murray

  Sadofski, Joseph

  Saia, Timothy

  Samson, David

  Santiago, Joseph

  Scalia, Antonin

  Schilling, Warner

  Schoen, Doug

  Schrier, Jack

  Schundler, Bret

  Schutz, Agnes (mother-in-law)

  Schutz, Kari. See McGreevey, Kari Schutz (first wife)

  Scorza, William

 
Seidel, Mike

  September 11th, 2001

  Sevareid, Eric

  shame

  living with

  Shapiro, Peter

  Sheinkopf, Hank

  Shuffler, Eric

  Silvanus, Abba

  Simon, Christine

  Smith, Herbert (maternal grandfather)

  Smith, Mary Theresa Brown (maternal grandmother)

  Smith, Rev. Leslie

  Sneck, Bill

  Sobolewski, Michelle

  Sommer, Bob

  Spence, Gerry

  stem-cell research initiative

  Stravinsky, Igor

  Suliga, Joe

  death of

  Sweeney, John

  Sweeney, Stephen

  Taffet, Gary

  Taylor, Charles

  Taylor, Telford

  The Twelve Steps: A Spritual Journey (A Working Guide for Healing)

  Thomas, Bill

  Thomas, Regena

  Thornberry, BJ

  Tietjin, Kenneth

  Tishman, Dan

  Tittel, Jeff

  Todd, Webster

  Torricelli, Bob

  Trabert, Dick

  Treffinger, Jim

  Twelve Steps

  Twersky, David

  Venezia, Deborah

  Vitale, Joe

  Watley, Rev. William

  Wechsler, Nancy

  Weinberg, Loretta

  Weiner, Paul

  West, Calvin

  Whille, Tim

  Whitman, Christine Todd

  Wilentz, David T.

  Will, George

  Willis, Catherine

  Willse, Jim

  Wilson, Edmund

  winning, politics and

  Wnuck, Billy

  Woodbridge, NJ

  work ethics

  Xanadu

  Yolles, Stanley F.

  Yontef, Robert

  Zeiger, Shelley

  About the Author

  James E. McGreevey was the governor of New Jersey from January 2002 to November 2004. Born in Jersey City, he earned degrees from Columbia, Georgetown, and Harvard before serving three terms as the mayor of Woodbridge, New Jersey. After a narrow defeat in 1997, he was elected to the governor’s seat in 2001. He lives in Plainfield, New Jersey, with his partner, Mark O’Donnell, and daughter Jacqueline; his daughter Morag lives in British Columbia.

  www.jamesemcgreevey.com

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  Credits

  Front jacket photograph by Richard Renaldi

  Copyright

  Color insert credits: All photographs are courtesy of the author and the McGreevey family except the following: Photo 15, 19-26, 29: courtesy of the New Jersey State Archives; Photo 17: Mike Derer/AP Wide World Photos; Photo 27: Photo Haven/Getty Images, Photo 28: Daniel Hulshizer/AP Wide World Photos; Photo 30: courtesy of Kean University Archives.

  THE CONFESSION. Copyright © 2006 by James E. McGreevey. All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. By payment of the required fees, you have been granted the non-exclusive, non-transferable right to access and read the text of this e-book on-screen. No part of this text may be reproduced, transmitted, down-loaded, decompiled, reverse engineered, or stored in or introduced into any information storage and retrieval system, in any form or by any means, whether electronic or mechanical, now known or hereinafter invented, without the express written permission of HarperCollins e-books.

  ePub edition September 2006 ISBN 9780061740657

  Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data has been applied for.

  ISBN 10: 0-06-089862-3

  ISBN 13: 978-0-06-089862-5

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