Word: legacyism
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'I don't want that to be my legacy.' ELIZABETH EDWARDS, wife of Democratic U.S. presidential hopeful John Edwards, who will continue to pursue the presidency despite the return of his wife's cancer, saying she doesn't want to deny him the opportunity to be President
After eight years on TV--the length, you'll note, of a two-term presidency--the head of the Soprano crime family is thinking about his legacy. (Fair warning: here's where the spoilers begin.) In the first new episode, Tony, still feeling the effects of having been gut-shot...
In the wider arena of TV, Tony has a sure legacy. When The Sopranos debuted in 1999, antiheroes were rare; now they're the new heroes. Cable's FX network has a stable of brooding, self-destructive, often violent, mostly male protagonists, from Michael Chiklis' corrupt but effective cop on...
Reclaiming Reagan's Legacy
1. Although his political achievements are the subject of debate, Jacques Chirac's campaign-musical legacy remains unsurpassed. Composed for his 1981 presidential campaign, "Jacques Chirac - Now!" features choirs, saxophone solos and unashamedly partisan lyrics. Pop-aganda par excellence.