On November 4, local time, according to the Daily Mail, the Duchess of Sussex, Megan Markle, without making an appointment to communicate, "coldly" dialed the private phones of two us Republican lawmakers, and the opening was: "I am the Duchess of Sussex", "I want to be one of you and formulate policies together".
Megan Markle has always been ambitious to squeeze into U.S. politics, and the title of "Duchess of Sussex" is undoubtedly her most weighty status symbol. First, she used her Royal title to write a two-page "open letter" to the President of the House of Representatives, lobbying for paid leave, not to mention that it was an open letter, because she also sent the letter to several newspapers. Then he sent a high-profile "Starbucks" voucher to the staff of a militant organization as a sign of condolences from the "Duchess". This time, he made a personal phone call to the two parliamentarians "coldly", which annoyed them.
In Western countries, there is a clear boundary between work calls and private phones; usually only people who have personal contacts will have each other's private numbers, and most of the conversations are private, and those who can talk about business through private phones can also be called "close comrades-in-arms". If you don't have much friendship, you will naturally contact each other through the work phone, and if necessary, you need to make an appointment with the other party's secretary in advance. It's the most basic social common sense, but apparently Megan is breaking the "rules" once again.
The first person to receive Megan's call was Mp. Moore Capito, who was driving when a call from a blocked caller ID hit her personal phone. At the time, she thought it was her colleague. After answering, a strange female voice came from the phone: "Is it Senator Moore?" I'm Megan, Duchess of Sussex. ”
Moore said: "To my surprise, she made my private phone call and introduced herself as duchess of Sussex, which is a bit ironic."
Megan said on the phone that she wanted to join the Republican Party and become a lawmaker, a lawmaker who could participate in policy-making and had a voice. Some media jokingly said that "Megan will succeed, because she is the one who does not give up until she reaches her goal." She managed to get the private numbers of all The Republican lawmakers, and then she would fight them one by one in order to win enough support to push herself into the Door of the Republican Party and fit in American politics.
As Meghan makes these efforts, it is inevitable to wonder, in what capacity will Prince Harry appear in front of the public? Fading the aura of the royal family, will Harry, who is "scrupulous and self-satisfied", appear in the public eye as the husband of future Senator Meghan?