If you lived in the eighteenth century, you would have considered your president to be an elite leader who seldom interacted with the public.

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In the eighteenth century, the president of the United States was seen as an elite leader who typically interacted with a small circle of advisors and political allies. There was not yet a tradition of frequent interaction between the president and the public, as we see today through events such as rallies, speeches, and town hall meetings.

If You Lived in the Eighteenth Century, You Would Have