Authority has never had it so easy as in the modern day. There is so much daily confusion in the world – exposed as people are now to unsettling events everywhere in the whole world – that people in authority are much sought after as bastions of conformity and dependability. George Bush is so popular for the very reason that he is an ignorant, crude, moronic red neck with medieval values and self centered morals – and John Kerry less so, because he is a thinking, changing, evolving man with pride and good sense and good taste. John Dean plummeted in the polls as soon as problems surfaced in Iraq, because the people’s threshold for unpredictability in their world had been surpassed.