China has its cadres, who stand watch over every function to guarantee political orthodoxy, Nazi Germany had the everpresent party loyalists in all levels of the government, education, and the military sworn to the leader; Stalin had his political commissars who told generals what to do. (religion-online.org)
They like their leader's authentic disregard for political orthodoxies which makes them perhaps the only electorate for whom amateurishness and disorganisation is regarded as positive. (mirror.co.uk)
Still, the point stands — if interchangeability is the new political orthodoxy, how can he continue to stick the knife in? (telegraph.co.uk)