Some political scholars say "I don't understand why the public supports the current administration that I think terrible."
There are some possibilities:
(A) The administration is actually terrible, and the political scholars' ideology is actually great or at least better.
The problem is that no one takes care of the political scholars. In that case, they should design and build a system to tell their ideology and doable policies to people.
(B) The administration is actually terrible, but the political scholars' ideology is much worse.
It is hard for the scholars to admit they are idiots.
(C) The administration is actually great, and the political scholars' ideology is much better.
It is natural for people to maintain the status quo. Also, the scholars have to prove that they are trustworthy.
(D) The administration is actually great, and the political scholars' ideology is worse.
Saying "both the administration and the public are fool" might make the scholars feel relieved; after all, the scholars have an incentive to believe that the administration and the public don't know what the scholars know.
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