With the Republicans and Democrats both in turmoil, finally there's a possible candidate who might unite the country:
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader said on Monday he will decide soon on whether to make a another bid for the White House in 2008, eight years after playing a key role as a third party presidential candidate.
Of course, the real third-party candidate to watch out for is New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who some people say is prepared to spend $1 billion of his own money. He ran as a Republican for mayor, but all his policy ideas are Democratic, so that's who he would take votes from. Since Ross Perot got Bill Clinton elected, and Nader got Bush elected, make it Republicans winning the rubber match for the third-party effect.
Oh, well. Just dreaming.
