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Reagan came close, but he remains a divisive figure for some people the way John Kennedy doesn't. I don't know if that's a function of their respective presidencies so much as it's a function of changing media exposure and the oppo-research branches of both parties.

The Camelot myth has more to do with Kennedy's assassination than anything else, by far. JFK’s tragic and senseless death was a strike at America itself, a wound we all shared, and in our tears we washed away all of the man’s personal and political flaws. Left behind in the public's consciousness were his wife's glamour, his inspirational inaugural speech, and film of touch football games that displayed his legendary "vigah.” These are images of the man we wanted him to be: The benevolent ruler of Camelot – the ‘60s version of “The People’s Princess.”

One need only to see how LBJ's career limped to an ignominious end to see where JFK would have likely ended up in the eyes of history if he had survived to serve two terms.

This seems like a quadrennial phenomenon. The hope of recapturing the magic of John F. Kennedy is almost as debilitating -- and certainly longer lived -- as the Republicans' forlorn hope for a new Reagan.

I observed the Kennedy nostalgia up close at personal at the Democratic National Convention in 2000. (I linked to the piece I wrote about it, above.) The scene wasn't inspirational so much as creepy.

Americans would do well to understand how much of Kennedy's short administration is shrouded in the fog of myth (thanks, Arthur Schlesinger Jr. and Theodore Sorensen!). Camelot never existed. Saddling Obama with an impossible burden of mythology might warm the hearts of Democrats longing for better days, but it would be harmful to the country -- especially a country that faces real challenges in the present.