Donald Trump Impact Of Language

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When coming to understand the impact of language used by Donald Trump, many would come to describe it as either sincere or too blunt. In fact, this is what many of his supporters love about him as a leader. As one Donald Trump supporter by the name of Elizabeth Cogar tells NPR , “He's a straightforward person. He doesn't sugarcoat anything”. However, there are two sides to every coin, so we must look towards a time whereby his bluntness in language has result in deep division. While in a recent discussion in the Oval Office on immigration, Trump reportedly asked why the US has so many people from “sh*thole countries”, or those he deems of low quality. Needless to say, this sparked controversy with some defending the words and others deeming

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