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Trump and Harris vocabularies signal their different frames of mind

  • Written by Patricia Friedrich, Vice Provost and Professor of Sociolinguistics, Arizona State University
imageThe debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris revealed more about each person in what they said and how they said it.AP Photo/Alex Brandon

In their campaigns, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris project different emotions and moods. The contrast between them was particularly sharp during their debate on Sept. 10, 2024....

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