Plog Number 322
What is said in the Dark
Hello Ploggers, how are you. I hope you are somewhere sitting in the sun as I am. My long hair cat is to my right and I have a🍓 strawberry milkshake I got on the way home. Getting home after work is often the best time of the day. To me it is the letdown reaction from a full day at work. Off go the👠 shoes and the professional façade. In your own home, anything goes.
Speaking of letting your hair down and just being yourself, I have some interesting tea to talk about. Last night I was watching the Democratic National Convention. There was a woman there named Stephanie Grisham. She spoke at the podium. She is a former aid and Press Secretary to 45. She also served as Chief of Staff for First Lady Melania Trump. She was in a good position to👂 hear lots of behind the scenes and candid moments. She spoke about the way 45 speaks about his supporters. She said that behind closed 🚪 doors 45 mocks his supporters and calls them "basement dwellers". Although extremely disrespectful, I didn’t find it that surprising. I felt that it made perfect sense and could easily👀 see him saying it. I remember him saying that he loved the "poorly educated". I also remember a fellow Tik Tocker saying that it really puzzled him that a New York City Yankee could go to states in the Deep South and garner a huge following. Few poor people find any satisfaction from a💰 Billionaire. Remember on January 6 when he criticized the way the Insurrectionists looked while they were tearing up the Capitol. Usually Southerners are suspicious of Northerners or “Yankees”. But in the case of 45 they have embraced him lock stock and barrel. Their devotion is unabashed. Those supporters are ready to fight at the mere mention by anyone that 45 is not a good guy. That is cultish🐑 devotion to this New Yorker by and from Below the Mason Dixon line Southerners.
This whole phenomena is 📝 noteworthy. It lets you know that you can get anybody on your side. All you have to do is know and say the right things at the right times. Find out their👹 fears. Gain their trust. Make a common enemy and convince them that you alone can make it all better. Jim Jones did it in the Seventies. Reagan did it in the Eighties. Many politicians did it. But no one3e did it with a more unlikely crowd than 45. But to openly state your distaste for the very people that are your bread and butter is plain old stupid. I hope the followers hear about the things Stephanie Grisham is saying. I imagine they will make an excuse and say, “Oh he didn’t mean it” or “ he really cares about us”. They almost have to say these kind of things in order to maintain the status quo. Nobody wants to re-think their position on the basic things they identify with. Plus they have spent all that money on⚾️ baseball cards,🎾 tennis shoes,🔖 bibles etc. They may not be ready to get off the figurative ferris wheel 🎡 ride yet. Oy and RECLAIM!
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