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Increase in Political Profanity Reflects Changing Norms

The use of profanity by politicians is increasing as they seek to project authenticity and connect with voters. Recent statements from President Trump and Senator Bernie Moreno highlight this trend. Research indicates that while profanity can enhance a candidate's relatability, it does not necessarily persuade voters.

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The use of profanity by politicians is increasing as they seek to project authenticity and connect with voters. Recent statements from President Trump and Senator Bernie Moreno highlight this trend. Research indicates that while profanity can enhance a candidate's relatability, it does not necessarily persuade voters.

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Why profanity is having a f*cking moment

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Increase in Political Profanity Reflects Changing Norms