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Amidst all this, there’s a more profound commentary: the spectacle of politics and celebrity has devolved into entertainment, where appearances often overshadow substance. The notion that politicians, celebrities, and public figures are more "performers" than leaders is central to understanding these reactions. In fact, the focus on superficial appearances—whether it’s wardrobe choices or grooming—sometimes obscures genuine political discourse.
The discussion extends beyond fashion and into the realm of authenticity. As Coulter reluctantly acknowledges, much of contemporary political life resembles "bread and circuses," a distraction designed to entertain and divide rather than inform.