What will archeologists think of Presidential Libraries?

Those of you who know me are aware that I have been traveling to presidential libraries to conduct research on the role of presidents in the Head Start Program. This is the LBJ Library in Austin, Texas.

If these libraries survive the millenia and become part of the main public record of our time (like the pyramids, or the Greek and Roman ruins), what do you think future historians will claim our culture was like? My guess, consistent with the posting below, is that they will come to the conclusion that our presidents were great emperors, who had much power and were much revered...