Leaders must actively build trust and paint a unifying vision, not assume it will happen naturally. Kennedy looked to Eisenhower as a mentor, but bridging leaders like that are scarce today.
Right. If you want to have civil.
Discourse. This gets to your question.
Yeah.
How do you, how do you prevent that? Bonding, Bonding, trust is going to happen if left to its own devices without active leadership. It is the leader's responsibility to paint the vision of what could be one stroke at a time on the canvas. And let me ask you, when is the last time you saw a leader in politics paint a vision that bridged their group with other.
Groups?
I, I can't even remember when I saw it last on either side.
Yeah. Yeah, it's, yeah, it pre 60s maybe. Yeah. You know, who knows? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, Kennedy, Kennedy used Eisenhower as a, as a mentor. And it's like, Right. It's like.