As of late, this is something the writing staff have sought to rectify. Not before time, because the booking of Triple H and Stephanie McMahon in 2015 has often been erratic and confusing. The entire purpose of The Authority should be to display arrogance and abuse of power, which they sometimes do. On other occasions, they are happy-go-lucky babyfaces. This sends mixed messages to fans. Pretty much everyone, even more casual fans, are aware that both wield power behind the scenes at WWE. However, it's a little jarring to be expected to boo Stephanie one minute, then applaud her for charity work she's shown doing in feel good video packages. There needed to be much more consistency with The Authority. Even though there's a sense of realism to their characters, they simply can't be both babyface and heel. That's not something which will work, because people won't really know how to react when Triple H and Stephanie appear before them. Opening shows with smiles and good news from the power couple, then having them undercut people WWE desperately want fans to cheer for, is not smart.
