US EditionDecoding Political Language: How Politicians Use Words to Sway Young Voters
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Decoding Political Language: How Politicians Use Words to Sway Young Voters
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Skidmore chapter. Every election season, politicians suddenly start sounding like they’ve been hanging out on TikTok. They drop buzzwords like “freedom,” “equity,” and “the future,” and try way too hard to seem relatable. Sometimes it feels kind of cool, like maybe they actually get us , but let’s be real: a lot of it is just strategy. Politicians know that young voters, especial…
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