Giuliani: 'Good chance' I'll run in '08

It's probably been months since anyone doubted that Rudy Giuliani will be seeking the Republican nomination to lead the nation come 2008, and with a schedule that had him in South Carolina this weekend, and New Hampshire last, even fewer people are questioning his intentions. Earlier today, Giuliani told the AP that "there's a real good chance" he'll be in the running.

"There's a real good chance," Giuliani told The Associated Press on Saturday, after a 30-minute speech and question-and-answer session with party leaders in South Carolina. In a year, they will put on the first-in-the-South GOP presidential primary.

On Giuliani's first visit to New Hampshire last weekend since setting up the committee, he told reporters he'd received a tremendous amount of enthusiasm and support from people.

But he said he had not yet decided whether he could make a "unique contribution" toward strengthening the nation that would justify a run for president.