Those results are from a very light-hearted survey. Still, interesting thought - Moz as prime minister! Doesn't work for me, the pre-existent structure is much too fixed and conventional, though his values are trust-worthy. However, using the Imperfect List as a manifesto, he could easily set up a niche in opposition, as a progressive liberal socialist or something, possibly named 'the Smiths'?! Like Yeats put it, in reviewing the Russian Revolution, 'and what rough beast, his hour come round at last/ slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?" Considering that academic conferences are now being set up to explore the influences of the band, it could be that the music's affect on people's lives, as chosen rather than imposed, is often stronger than the might of the establishment rules. We'd like more music anyway.