"1984" and George W. Bush

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The paper shows that as President Bush moves to implement what he calls his "mandate," millions of Americans are confused as to why so many people have voted for a leader whose term was rampant with failures and deceptions. The paper argues that one can look to George Orwell's "1984" for some insight on Bush's tactic of perception management.

From the Paper:

"While the United States boasts that it is the most democratic nation, today's society is becoming increasing accepting of lack of privacy. Security systems are constantly being installed, and while no government institution monitors these systems consistently, they have access to them if desired. In addition, the police and other agencies can search homes and seize possessions if they feel they have a justified need."

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