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The narrative further delves into the paradox of public perception. Despite his perceived failings, a certain demographic—specifically wealthy suburban women—appear to support or admire this official. The speaker criticizes this group, noting how they tend to praise him, perceiving him as "intelligent," despite evident shortcomings.
This reveals a broader commentary on how superficial or selective admiration can persist, even in the face of evident incompetence or failure. It also hints at underlying societal divisions, where perception and support may not always align with actual effectiveness or performance.