Why do American politicians keep #$ % and believe

In his speech to senior military officials in Virginia earlier this week, War Minister Beit Higseth allowed to know that the Trump administration “is taking place with this shit.”

He was referring to the so -called “culture that woke up”, which he said infiltrated the army.

The word is a curse that will be used intentionally and modernly by such a supreme political figure is something that could have appeared out of the place not long ago.

But this colorful language among American politicians, especially during Trump departments, seems more common.

Trump himself, who may have reduced his public insult since he entered the presidential race a decade ago, can still allow some provinces to fly. In fact, he made a political history in June when he became the first president of Driving a fis bomb When expressing frustration with Israel/Iran’s struggle.

“Both countries” were so long and arduously that they did not know what to do, “Trump told reporters.

Vice President JD Vance was not shy of insulting, although many of it seemed to have fallen to social media. Only last month, Vans referred to the former Obama assistant who turned into PodCaster John Favrio as “DipShit” regarding his comments on the shooting at the Immigration Retention Center.

Roger Crees, a professor of linguistics at Memphis University, said the current administration “is more comfortable to be more confronted, and thus the use of a language that will be considered more confronted and more problematic than other politicians.”

But the Democrats are not infiltrated in the oral department, and, As some recently Addresses Notice, it seems that he is making a conscious effort to show that he can curse with the best of them.

“There is no way for King” in August by the famous newsletter, Barnas, about the expansion of Trump’s scope of the Capital Police, the minority leader in the Senate Chuck Schumer replied: “there is no way.”

Once again in April, there were a number of democratic hope for a pledge to “UNF-our country” and that the party “will drop excuses and the spine grows.”

Senator Adam Chef said in March Jimmy Kimmel Live! Trump “can go FK itself.”

Last month, Senator Kirsten Gilbrand told a New York University audience that if she and her democratic colleagues “do not help people, we must go home.”

Michael Adams, professor of English at Indiana Bloomington University, includes his books In praise of profanity, cOmbares today’s curse, the political culture of George W. Bush. In 2004, this was a major political incident when Vice President Dick Cheney was arrested in the Military Manufacturing Authority to inform Senator Patrick Lesi: “Go to yourself.”

Although Cheney did not take off the comment, and He later said It was one of his most proud moments, and it was not also intended to consume general consumption.

At that time, “everyone was swearing, but everyone was keen not to divide the place of hearing publicly,” said Adams.

But when Trump’s campaign faded around 2015 to 2016, all of this changed, as Trump did not care about the white if the audience heard that he was sworn, says Adams.

This becomes a problem for Democrats.

“They can see that this type of language was interpreted as a kind of preparation for not following the rules, because following the rules take you to the current situation,” Adam

With both political teams now on attention in public places, the United States has entered an era in which not only has been tolerated with profanity, but it is the campaign strategy, and the clerk of the column Christian Schneider recently wrote for it. National review.

“When politicians divide through the spectrum these days, it is not a slip on the hot microphone but intentionally, part of their brand,” he wrote. “They curse because they lost their nerves. They curse because the social media team runs the numbers.”

However, Andrew Bates, a former assistant to former US President Joe Biden, says some of this frustration comes from real frustration.

And he told Politico In March.

Ketlin Legaki, an old warrior in the democratic campaign, also told Politico The switch is well, is not to do this, and it does not force it.

She said: “If the elected officials will go, they must mean that. If it is from the original, how and how they feel, it is possible that the voters are fine with it and even the relationship.”

“But if it is not authentic, there is nothing worthy of attention.”

So far, the train of profanity does not seem to have entered into the Canadian political scene. Of course, the elected officials in Canada were arrested from time to time, although it is not often the planned general speech, but During the hot debate in the House of Commons.

Perhaps it was the most famous, or notorious, in 1971, when Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau dismantled some feathers after the claim Driving F. During one in particular, a gruesome discussion. He later insisted that he used the word “Fudde-Dudde”.

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Perhaps the last thing in the general insults is YouTube’s video last year by conservative leader Pierre Boelifer. The video “I Call BS” was criticized and criticized the government of housing. (The first letters were used only, and the word was never spoken.)

Whether this American political trend will defile its way north, it is difficult to say. But it is doubtful that it will leave the American policy any time soon.

“I am not sure that you can stop it,” Adams said. “I don’t think the right will disappear in general. If we accept that the politicians will be part of the general culture, we will not be surprised when they swear.”