What chances are there that the Right organizations support a common candidate to presidency in the second tour? In the middle of the electoral campaign, the data remain unchanged. And nothing new can be foreseen. The promised sensational disclosures, announced by certain parties and certain political analysts, are late. CDR (Romanian Democratic Convention) hasn't a strategy, PNL (National Liberal Party) has one but unclear for the moment. Will they rather ally with PDSR in the governing system or they will remain in opposition? Nobody threatens Iliescu's position, his way to Cotroceni is safer than ever since 1990. Vadim Tudor plays with patience his part in the play and, with a little bit of chance, he is right to hope in a confrontation with Iliescu in the second electoral tour. What will be Romania's image, if a former communist high dignitary and a nationalist grown up in the Securitate laboratories got in the second tour? Are there any more chances to stop Iliescu, given that PDSR's victory became a certitude? The questions had surely appeared before the electoral campaign started, but they haven't burst out until now with the group of intellectuals recently regrouped like in the romantic years '90s. The intellectuals' appeal to support a single Right wing candidate was meant to re-launch the electoral campaign. One single candidate of the Right? The formula has been discussed since the local elections ended. Their results were the ones everybody knows. CDR preferred Isarescu, probably thinking that it will get a special engine to surpass the electoral limit. The result was just the opposite. After he entered the race undecided, Isarescu's popularity gets more and more eroded. During the campaign, as it can be noticed, CDR has not a strategy and no clear idea about what it should mean. Within CDR the situation gets more complicated, as the staff are separated.