Volume 48, Number 3 · February 22, 2001
Beyond the Fringe
By Darryl Pinckney
'He lost by 500,000 votes, but we lost it five to four,' a friend said while she urged me to get on one of the buses various political groups were renting to ferry demonstrators from New York to Washington on January 20. Five of my friends and I signed up by e-mail for tickets—$35—to ride on one of the buses hired by Voter March, described as a moderate group with a 'good-government agenda.'
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