A curse on both their houses

Article Abstract:

George W Bush and Al Gore come from political families, and are both fixated on their fathers. Revenge for slights they see as having been inflicted on their fathers is one motivating factor. Revenge not only inspires the main protagonists, but also those who work for them. John McCain will have good reason for seeking revenge against Bush after the campaign waged by Bush against McCain. McCain's choice of method to obtain revenge could become an interesting political question.

Psychological aspects, Presidential candidates, Bush, George W., Gore, Albert, Jr.

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St Patrick's curse: Chicago politics

Article Abstract:

Democratic primaries in Chicago revealed mounting voter dissatisfaction with incumbents in Congress, as many congressional veterans were voted out of office. Sen Alan Dixon, seeking his third term, was defeated by Carol Mosely Braun, who could become the first African-American woman senator.

Elections, Chicago, Illinois, Illinois, Local elections

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Lear's curse

Article Abstract:

Developments affecting family firms in areas such as succession are examined in detail.

Economic aspects, Family-owned businesses, Succession planning (Business), Family corporations

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