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Eastwood tapped into that deep common sense in all of us-- regardless of, and in some instances, despite, our formal education level--when we just know that the salesman at the door is a con artist we'd better not let in, or the sick feeling that the guy who promised a return on our $2,000 investment of 80% likely is running a ponzi scheme.

He planted the idea that won't leave when the cameras went off, nor when either convention is over, and any attempts at replicating his one-time genius performance will fall flat--no matter how the regressive "progressives" try to spin it. It's there like an old song in the head, and we'll all be more cautious from now on.