Meet Arizona State Senate President Tim
Bee.

PHOENIX — For a guy who is, by
all measures, the most conservative elected Republican in Southern Arizona,
state Senate President Tim Bee has built a network of approval.

Hardly anyone — not even
Democrats — has bad things to say about him.

Now Republicans are hoping 38-year-old
Bee's noncontroversial quality will spell victory in 2008 if he runs against
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in Congressional District 8 — which could emerge,
again, as one of the most competitive races in the country.

Bee, who seems to enjoy entertaining
rumors he is running, is still cautious about committing.

"Clearly there's been quite a
bit of to-do about whether or not I might consider running," he says.
"Now that the (legislative) session is over, I will spend a little more
time looking at what my future options are."

That's about as colorful an answer
as you'll get from Bee.

Read more about this potential future leader here –
and learn what makes him a great State Senator, and an appealing swing district
Congressional candidate.