Non Gov/Sen

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The only candidates whose names have been floated around who aren't or haven't been Governor / Senator are mainly Republicans associated with the the Bush Administration:

Namely, Powell (who won't run) and Rice (who won't win).

Or Wesley Clark.  Who may run.  But his campaign won't reach the strength of Bob Graham's indomitable '04 (or should I say '03) run.

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John Kerry--Senator
George W. Bush--Governor
Bob Dole--Senator
Bill Clinton--Governor
George H.W. Bush--Vice-President
Mondale--Senator
Reagan--Governor
Carter--Governor
Ford--Vice-President
George McGovern--Senator
Richard Nixon--Senator
Barry Goldwater--Senator
John F. Kennedy--Senator
Dwight D. Eisenhower--General (5 Star)
Adlai Stevenson--Governor
Harry Truman--Senator
Tom Dewey--Governor
FDR--Governor

Now, it begins to die out...

Wendell Wilkie--um...Industrial Leader?
Alf Landon--Governor
Herbert Hoover--Secretary of Commerce
Al Smith--Governor
John Davis--Congressman, Ambassador to England (well, after the 1924 Convention...)
Coolidge--Governor
Cox--governor
Hughes--governor
Wilson--Governor
Taft--Governor (of the Philippines), Secretary of War
Bryan--Congressman
Alton B. Parker--Chief Judge of the New York State Court of Appeals
McKinley--Governor
Cleveland--Governor
Benjamin Harrison--Senator
Blaine--Senator
Garfield--Senator-elect (and Congressman)
Hancock--Major General
Rutherford B. Hayes--Governor
Samuel Tilden--Governor
Horace Greeley--Newspaper Editor
US Grant--Lt. General
Seymour--Governor
Lincoln--Congressman
McClellan--Major General

and then we're pre-Gettsyburg.

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