‘Plouffe' Isn't An X-Rated Word, But Maybe It Should Be

If you thought the 2024 General Election would be predicated on how radical or unintelligent Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are, you are only considering the lesser of the things that the Democrat presidential ticket has going for it. Understanding that the Biden/Harris administration has been a figurehead administration – meaning that they have been puppets trotted out in front of the cameras and microphones (when they dared to come out of “the basement” – for a more radical and ruthlessly ideological cabal of puppet masters. If you are a regular reader or listener of Underground USA, then you know I am talking about Obama 2.0.This cabal is stepping out from the shadows (https://www.politico.com/news/2024/08/02/plouffe-joins-harris-campaign-as-senior-adviser-00172478) to salvage what was a train wreck of a campaign for Harris and Walz, and their newest additions to the campaign team bear that out.Joining the Harris/Walz campaign are a number of Obama campaign retreads, but none more definitive than David Plouffe. Plouffe was Obama’s 2008 campaign manager and, from his station as White House senior adviser in 2012, served a similar role. Incidentally, Plouffe will have to give up his advisory role with the Communist Chinese Party-linked TikTok.Other Obama campaign retreads include senior policy adviser Brian Nelson, narrative crafter Stephanie Cutter, organizing strategist Mitch Stewart, pollster Terrance Woodbury, and communications adviser Jen Palmieri, most of who had roles in Obama’s campaigns or administration.Brian Fallon, who was previously the director of public affairs for Obama’s Justice Department, a top aide to Chuck Schumer and Hillary Clinton’s 2016 national press secretary, will also join the Harris campaign as a senior adviser for communications.The Harris campaign is also slated to hire GMMB, the media firm headed by former Obama ad maker Jim Margolis.Nelson served in the California Department of Justice, first as special assistant attorney general and then as general counsel from 2011 to 2015.Cutter served as an advisor to Obama during his first term and was deputy campaign manager for his 2012 re-election campaign. She also worked for other prominent Democrats, including Ted Kennedy, John Kerry, and Michelle Obama.Stewart was the director of field operations in the Iowa caucuses for or the Obama for America campaign and served as state director for Obama's primary campaign in Texas and Indiana. He later headed the campaign's Virginia operations. Stewart went on to serve as Battleground States Director for President Obama's 2012 re-election campaign, overseeing state strategy and programs that garnered victories in nine of the ten battleground states. He would go on to serve as the first Director of Organizing for America (https://www.discoverthenetworks.org/organizations/organizing-for-action-ofa/) .Palmieri served as the Obama White House's Director of Communications from 2013 to 2015 and as the Director of Communications for the Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign.But the most significant hire is Plouffe and the Harris/Walz/Obama 2.0 team is set to give the country a good “Plouffing.”In 2007, Plouffe was hired (https://www.influencewatch.org/person/david-plouffe/) to run the presidential campaign of then-untested US Senator Barack Obama (D-IL), a political nobody who targeted his opponent Jim Ryan’s personal life because, in Obama’s obscurity, he had accomplished nothing.During Obama’s primary, Plouffe’s strategy was to target low-turnout caucus-based states with small delegate counts, like Nebraska, Idaho, and North Dakota. In doing so, Plouffe amassed enough state wins for Obama to build enough momentum to defeat then-heir-apparent to the Democrat dynasty US Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY), in larger states where her name recognition and political roots had the strongest impact.During the 2008 primaries, Plouffe emphasized keeping campaign strategy and communication confidential and especially avoiding any public appearance of infighting. He also green-lighted the use of information, strategy, and tactics created by the Analyst Institute.The Analyst Institute (https://www.influencewatch.org/for-profit/analyst-institute/) is a socio-political laboratory focusing on voter contact and engagement. It interprets that data for the “progressive” (read: Marxist) political sphere that can then be processed into recommendations to provide a pathway to strategic advantage for far-Left political candidates and causes.Research information derived from these efforts is considered classified and is shared only among the groups that work with the Institute.In 2014, the institute worked with Vote.org to craft a strategy that utilized text messages and emails to pressure participants to vote, finding that the method increased turnout, so much so that when implemented in Obama’s 2012 re-election campaign, it turned the tide, catching an inept Ro...