The most important benefit the elections can offer Romania this year is to annul the blocking of the political supply which has been affecting our country since 1996. The elections should draw our attention not to the cliches of the "economic disaster" or the "reform acceleration", but to the politics of normality whose purpose is Romania's adjustment to the contemporary world. We do not mean the appearance of a new historical age, such as the notion of "post-transition era", which has proved to be meaningless. We are not speaking about the fact that the privatization process, or the reorganization of the monopolies should be firmly finalized by the future government. We just mean a political supply or offer totally new, which might combine the concrete character of the short-term actions with the honest research of a Romanian political project. Before underlining the content of such a political program, we should notice that none of the parties involved in the electoral race would be able to assume it. PDSR (Social-Democracy Party) doesn't seem to need a renewal of its political supply and CDR 2000 (Romanian Democratic Convention) doesn't seem to be capable of a profound self-interrogation meant to provide its members with the solution to such a problem. The other parties are characterized by a similar lack of force. A new type of political supply can come exclusively from the presidential candidates. The definition of the presidential function as that of a mediator between the various interests characterizing the Romanian society suits such a role perfectly. A new type of political supply should mean: - the transformation of the president into a moderator of a national debate whose topic should be the best ways of modernization of the country and the contents of a modernization program; he should be able to exert pressure on others officials so as to render possibl