Sunday, October 17, 2010  group therapy   Presidents Lincoln and
Kennedy were elected to office one hundred years apart (1860 and
1960). Their presidencies ended with their assassinations. They
were both succeeded by southern democrats named Johnson (Andrew
and Lyndon B.). Their last names each have seven letters. They
both campaigned by debating their opponents. In their respective
elections, Illinois was the deciding state. A major issue in
each of their presidencies involved the struggle between states’
rights and civil rights. Lincoln’s secretary’s name was Kennedy
and she warned him against going to the theater. Kennedy’s
secretary’s name was Lincoln and she warned him against going to
Dallas. John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Lincoln in a
theater and hid in a warehouse, whereas Lee Harvey Oswald
assassinated President Kennedy from a warehouse and hid in a
theater. Both assassins are known by their three names. Both
presidents were assassinated on a Friday in the presence of
their wives. Also, bot