BRADLEY KLAPPER and CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER The Associated Press WASHINGTON – Confined to a jail cell, his reputation in tatters and facing serious criminal charges, Dominique Strauss-Kahn is almost certainly on his way out as head of the International Monetary Fund. The main question is whether he’ll go willingly. Complex legal and institutional negotiations are set to take place in coming days as the IMF aims to resolve the crisis as smoothly as possible. Yet Strauss-Kahn may have the opposite incentive: Holding on a little longer could play to his financial advantage, while resigning too soon could feed a public perception of guilt. “He is obviously not in a position to run the IMF,”…
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Strauss-Kahn seems on way out, one way or another