What History Shows About Language and Behavior in U.S. Politics | Northeastern Global News
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Personal attacks and coarse language have become more common in U.S. political discourse, reflecting a shift in political culture over the decades. Experts highlight that such behavior, present in historical contexts, has been exacerbated by social media and a two-party system.
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This news article provides a detailed look at the history and current state of political language in the U.S., using various sources effectively but could improve in clarity and flow.
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