The Washington Post reports today on Utah, where the President's popularity is high, and in a few communities, almost unanimous.   Naturally, it is condescending: In Randolph, though —— where Bush received 95.6 percent of the vote and support for him continues to be nearly unanimous —— the mind—set is even more specific to a place that seems less a part of the modern United States than insulated from it. It isn't just mustard, but everything. There have been no funerals here from Bush's war on terrorism. There are no unemployment lines, no homeless people sleeping in doorways, no sick people being turned away from a hospital because of a lack of insurance, no crime to speak of, no security fence needed around the reservoir, no metal detectors at the schools. I wish they'd let me do a similar piece on the part of Northwest Washington,D.C. where I live and Kerry (and before him, Gore) received almost unanimous support. My version of the...(Read Full Post)