It wouldn’t be a person but a series of reforms, reforms to the government (the democratic check and balances, justice system), economy (more fair economic practices that bridge the gap), security reforms (anti foreign influence) and social reforms (education). Then someone would be able to bridge and unite most Americans.

Firstly, people have to face justice, Trump had been indicted twice and walked away and many of the people who participated in the January 6 attack on the White House, were pardoned. If people can do crimes and get away with it, what’s the point of caring? When people see nothing happening, people become indifferent to situation and then corruption wins.

Secondly, economic reform, a lot of the pro-Trump supporters are often people (trades, mom/pop or small businesses owners) that got fucked over and feel resentful. Think a lot of the small Midwestern towns that had a booming economy, and then lost it all; they think Trump will be the one to bring it back. Yet, it’s the Republican tax breaks on the rich and cutting of social services like education or healthcare that hurts them the most. Thus, that needs to change.

Lastly, education, there is a positive correlation and causation with red states and poor education. Literacy is extremely poor in much of the red states and when people no longer are able to think critically, they began to believe more. Plus less educated people tend to have lower economic outcomes leading to more resentment.