Down but Probably Not Out

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Demetrio Perez: "I always say that I wish I could have read the map more carefully that first time"

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Alberto Milian: "I didn't have support in the African-American areas, which I'm disappointed about"

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For the time being, he spends his days reading (he's currently immersed in a biography of Albert Camus). He works out. He calls people to thank them for volunteering on his campaign. And of course he keeps his stump speech primed and ready. "I don't know where I'll be six months from now, but I cannot foresee a time when having integrity in public office will not be at the forefront of the community's concerns," he intones. "I want to go where I can best serve the public."