KATHY HENNESSY
Associated Press
TRENTON, N.J. - Thomas H. Kean Jr., a state senator and son of New Jersey's popular former governor, said Wednesday he is seriously considering running against Gov. James E. McGreevey in 2005.
Kean said Wednesday it "would be irresponsible not to consider" his candidacy for governor at a time when important issues, such as government ethics reform, are not being addressed by the Democratic administration.
Before making any firm decision on a gubernatorial bid, Kean said, he wants to get through June's budget season.
"My first and foremost responsibility is to get my job as state senator done," said Kean, R-Union.
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