Great presidents tend to be take charge and high in ambition
A team of psychologists led by Steven J. Rubenzer found that great presidents often are take charge, smart, energetic and assertive yet not necessarily likable. Openness, extroversion, ambition and willingness to bend the truth aided figures like Washington and Lincoln, while traits like straightforwardness were Less predictive of greatness.
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National Bush leads Gore by 11 points in polls
National polls show George W. Bush ahead of Al Gore by about 11 percentage points among registered voters after the Republican convention. Newsweek and NBC surveys place Bush at 49 to 38 percent with minor party support, while tracking polls estimate an 8 to 11 point edge among likely voters.
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