Do you think there will ever be an American president who is mostly revered by a majority of the citizens in your lifetime?

No. We live in an attention economy, where a companies profit is directly tied to how much attention the consumer gives. That's why there's ads everywhere you look.

As a result of this societal feature, the companies that we rely on for information, from our news, to our entertainment, to our social media, they're prioritizing negative information or self-serving biases in order to keep people locked-in to their channel.

Getting people more and more reliant on these outlets to validate their identities often comes at the price of invalidating other people's identities. In the realm of politics, you now have conservatives actively hating liberals and vise versa. More than ever before.

As a result, people are becoming more and more entrenched into their views while being fed nothing but negativity about opposing viewpoints. This fracturing of society is making it seem almost impossible for people to come together in order to agree on anything

Sure - As soon as Trump is reelected.

No

Most presidents only have approal ratings barely moving above 50 percent.
And these days, most people are polarized and are not open minded enough to consider policies initiated by the opposing party.

Much of this can be blamed on the MSM.

Look no further!

Unlikely.
The extreme media focus on the POTUS guarantees that every flaw, foible and error will be almost instantly exposed to billions of people.
It is hard to revere someone who is fallible. Every human makes countless mistakes in a lifetime. Therefore the age of reverence is over.

Good questions. Unfortunately, the bigger the bigger the institution the more difficult to renew it. If we in America have so much difficulty embracing one another, how can we find the leadership we can all embrace?

Yup.....Kennedy,

Honestly? I would not be surprised if the USA stopped existing within my lifetime.

Reagan

Not with the way we pick our president. It's like we are picking a late night TV comedy host. About which candidate can outwit the other, and who has the best script writers, and which has the benefit of a tailwind generated by the huffing and puffing of the media.

Little of the above is about leadership. There's a big difference between a talk-show host and the network's CEO. But the way we do it we pick a talks show host then expect him/her to run the entire country.

It was the TV media that put JFK in the White House, and it's been that way ever since.

Me

Doubtful. Certainly not while they are governing. Maybe after, but certainly not during their tenure.

Any president for the people will be as good as stoned in politics

Not sure if that'd be a good thing

Nope. It's too divided at this point.

I think so , we need the right leader

JFK and to some extent, Bill Clinton. A surprising number of conservatives I knew thought he was a good president before the Monica incident, and even afterwards, in terms of the economy they couldn’t deny that he helped the country.

Only if God himself comes down from Heaven! And then if he runs on the Republican ticket, the liberals will come up with all kinds of dirt on Him!

No,i do not. :(

Reagan

No.

Nope. We have a country that has an 11% population of very loud and vocal Marxist agitators, and I very much doubt they, or the media, will allow that.

I think so, many lessons being learned from our recent Presidents.

I don't want to "revere" a President. It's not a personality cult thing.

Yes. It already happened.

Hopefully