Will we ever have a leader (political) where the nation will stand up and cheer and be proud of this person?

Question

It appears that it has become natural for everyoneto think that I am talking about America. Truth be told, I am Canadian and was talking about the world.
What leader has stirred deep emotion in his or her voters or followers, Made them be proud of the fact that they govern the land, have people stand up and cheer and say "Yes, I voted for them!"
The first leader that comes to mind where the majority of the nation cheered for him was Hitler. Bush has gotten boos around the board. Harper and Blair? What have they done?
What's next? Do we care? What will you do?

Answer 1

We could if each side weren't more obsessed with being right than actually celebrating the good the guy/gal is doing right. Then there's also the fact that most political leaders in the past few decades (with the exception of Clinton) have been focused only on advancing the interests of their major supporters instead of the American populace in general. That makes it kinda hard for us to overwhelmingly support someone who stands counter to what a large group of us may believe in.
If we have a leader who manages to be elected based on what the majority of Americans really want (and not just based on what a "majority" of the voting populace wants), we might have a chance of cheering and supporting that leader with pride.

The first step to accomplishing that is campaign reform so that person won't be beholden to a single party or interest group.

Answer 2

after I met Dr. Vishnu Wakankar ,Archaeologist at Ujjain extremely elementary ego a lot less pupil . Then I met Vaidya Gurudatta, a novelist and pupil with arya samaj bent ,perhaps first president of Janasangha ,Delhi unit..i'm nonetheless like his follower. Then I met Maharishi Mahesh Yogi for an hour at Indian convey construction . He became also very tender spoken .

Answer 3

It can happen, but this doesn't necessarily mean that the leader will be a good leader. It will just mean that this particular leader is popular and will "appear" to be good.

Answer 4

our system is so corrupt that the only way to move up in it is to be someone that nobody can cheer for.

if you want to be proud of your leader, that person has to have never been in our government system to begin with. you know, that nice person that always finished in last place.

Answer 5

No.

The Republi"cons" would crucify him or her if he or she did.

Grandpa, a Vietnam Veteran, and Grandma say "It's time to pullour troops out of Iraq alive instead of bringing them home in flag draped caskets and body bags."

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Answer 6

no we never will, all the great presidents that made the tough decisions were put down, and unpopular at the time, even though history has shown them right. This is a good case for President Bush. He has made mistakes, but at the same time he has kept us safe and he knows that if we do not deal with radical Islam that it will deal with us.
Good question.

Answer 7

FDR was that person, he was voted President by a landslide four consecutive times.

Answer 8

YES WE DO AND WE HAVE A LOT OF THEM BUT BECAUSE OF THE MEDIA WAY OF PRESENTING THEM AND THE WAY THE PEOPLE BELIEVE SUCH THINGS THEN WE HAVE WHAT WE BELIEVE BUT THERE IS A LOT OF GREAT AND SOON=TO=BE GREAT POLITICAL LEADERS IN THIS COUNTRY THAT WE CAN BE PROUD OF.

Answer 9

We had Kennedy[ untill the world bank killed him] and we had Regan both were tops.

Answer 10

Sure we will.....but later, as more facts are uncovered, we will realize that we've been duped again.