I'm far from an expert and I really really hate to spend my time debating negatively against what I think is inaccurate, but since you ask, and only since it is you asking, personally I find everything you said here to be horribly horribly wrong. And I think your are totally on the wrong track here. Just some points

• I don't think politicians nor government executives should serve as personal role models unless someone wants to be a politician.That's led to disaster. I think the best run countries are technocratic, with much shorter political campaigns.
• I don't think Bill Clinton was seen by the majority in this country as a "pervert". (Where did you even get that idea? From working the culture wars with some Tea Party group at the time? If Clinton was a pervert, so was Newt Gingrich.) He maintained an exceptionally high approval rating all through his second term, all through his impeachment. He was famously known as an extremely hard worker, loved his work, loved his job, would work till he'd keel over. There was a booming economy with low unemployment and low inflation, continually decreasing crime, a rising tide lifting all boats and tax coffers overflowing enough to balance the budget and bring down the debt (the rest of my life before that everyone said it couldn't be done.) The only people who still had problems and weren't working were a ghetto underclass, yet even they called Clinton "the first black president." People were happy and looked positively towards the future.  As my deceased spouse, who sometimes supported Republicans, once said "the Clinton years will be looked back on as a golden time."
• The only similarity I see between Clint Eastwood and Joe Biden are their physical appearance in old age. Otherwise, they are as opposite as can be. The influence of the Dirty Harry persona was toxic male (in other films Eastwood did show characters with a hidden heart of gold but no one paid much attention to that.) Joe Biden is famously a kindly, touchy-feely father and grandtather type, not at all afraid to show emotions and sympathy and empathy.
• I do not think Zelenskyy is becoming a male role model, nor do I see him as that. I think he is the opposite of an archetype, he is very individualistic. I think many people admire him because he is different from any norms, proving you should never count someone out. They are supportive because he and his people are underdogs.
• Barack Obama became an extreme example of a male role model for black youth during his presidency. I saw examples of little Barack Obama's all the time on the #1 subway going through Harlem. All the black kids were dressing preppy and trying to outperform each other at school. They totally lost interest in rap and were interested in getting into college. It was the white and Latino kids from like, Yonkers, that were blasting rap from their cars in the Bronx, doing alcohol drugs and looking for "hos". I have no idea why black male culture regressed back to what it once was as soon as Trump appeared on the scene.

Yglesias:

he dissed them and they know it

Here's some comments from some swing voter types:

Now, how do Nancy, Chuck et. al. cancel that "taking a knee" for Geo. Floyd photo so it's not used by GOP ops? (Comes to mind that Romney knew better how to handle that, he marched along with a very peaceful march of a mixture of non-tribal 'Mercans for some select photo ops, saying "it's important")

Charles Blow also noticed the lack of divisive race words and he's really bitching about it, among many other things in "Open Letter to President Biden From a Dispirited Black Voter", March 2

....In the State of the Union you didn’t once say the words Black or African-American, white or Hispanic.

Race, as a word, magically disappeared from your rhetorical repertoire. Why? I assume because the political winds have shifted. What polled well last spring isn’t polling well this spring.

Even when you mentioned increasing support for historically Black colleges and universities, you used the acronym, H.B.C.U.s. Minor? Yes. But I noticed...

 You couldn't make this stuff up

^ and do note he chose a picture of them laughing to illustrate the tweet! (Uncle Joe wants you kids to know everything is gonna be okay.)

especially interesting end of article on Congressional lobbyists that are working pro-bono

The Lobbyists Fight, Too

Ukraine has been receiving lobbying, public relations and legal assistance free of charge — and it is paying off. Mr. Zelensky held a Zoom call with members of Congress on Saturday, pushing for tougher sanctions on Russia and urging specific types of arms and other support.

An ad hoc team includes Andrew Mac, an American lawyer who has been volunteering as a lobbyist and nonstaff adviser to Mr. Zelensky since late 2019, and Daniel Vajdich, a lobbyist who had been paid by the Ukrainian energy industry and a civil society nonprofit group, but is now working for free. But American lobbyists are a sensitive topic in Ukraine, after Paul Manafort, later President Trump’s campaign chairman, worked for a pro-Russian president who was ousted in 2014, and after Mr. Trump tried to make military aid to Kyiv dependent on its willingness to help find dirt on then-candidate Biden and his son, Hunter.

Mr. Vajdich said he hoped his clients would redirect any funds they would have paid his firm to military defenses and humanitarian aid for Ukrainians forced from their homes by the fighting, drawing a comparison to early Nazi military aggression.

“Knowing what we know today, if we were living and operating in 1937 to ’39, would we have asked the Czechoslovaks for compensation to lobby against Neville Chamberlain and his policies?” he asked, referring to the British prime minister who ceded part of Czechoslovakia to Nazi Germany in the Munich Agreement of 1938.

“No,” he said, “certainly not.”

he's a military historian

Instead of the Polish MIG's deal, Pentagon's sending two Patriot missile defense batteries with the radar to Poland

with clear statement of intent

YUP

I know that cause the first news junkie website I was a moderator on was run by a dude that did his stint in the military working on the Patriot team during Gulf War I. He was a super techy and he used to talk about how specialized the work was all the time.

BTW Ret. Lt. Gen. was confused:

AND evidence is it's not like they are ignoring details on the stuff they send: