is the Star-Ledger’s take on N.J.’s Race To The Top application debacle:
Now, however, politics has entered the calculation. In response to the criticism from Christie, Corzine folded, as usual, and has agreed to apply now. So the Department of Education will waste its time devising a reform blueprint that has no chance of being enacted under Christie, and so has almost no chance of winning this competition.
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