>This didn’t happen with previous presidents in the online era. Joe Biden certainly had catchphrases, like “folks” and “malarkey.” Barack Obama would often punctuate speeches with “Let me be clear,” and George W. Bush was well known for his “Bushisms.” Yet none of these phrases became a part of the average person’s day-to-day speech.
DTers watch out they’re coming for the malarkey bot.
Also Biden did contribute to the rise of “yapping” but that’s all I can really credit him with.
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Many such cases! 👐
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Biggest impact on the English language of maybe all time
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I thought I had it bad reading Shakespeare. The students of the future analysing Trump speeches should have grounds to sue each and every Trump voter for psychological battery.
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>This didn’t happen with previous presidents in the online era. Joe Biden certainly had catchphrases, like “folks” and “malarkey.” Barack Obama would often punctuate speeches with “Let me be clear,” and George W. Bush was well known for his “Bushisms.” Yet none of these phrases became a part of the average person’s day-to-day speech.
DTers watch out they’re coming for the malarkey bot.
Also Biden did contribute to the rise of “yapping” but that’s all I can really credit him with.
Sad!
bigly
Many people are saying this
Many such cases! 👐
Biggest impact on the English language of maybe all time
I thought I had it bad reading Shakespeare. The students of the future analysing Trump speeches should have grounds to sue each and every Trump voter for psychological battery.