Democrats urged to throw out “Extreme” jargon that alienates voters in the note

On Friday, a stupid memo calls on the Democrats to throw away the “elitist” jargon that is Feeling voters If they want to defeat President Donald Trump’s agenda.

In a message called “Was it what I said?” The Third Way Democratic Analytical Center has warned democratic officials from using a language filled with a progressive framing, marking terms such as “Honorary Therapy”, “Language of the Seminar” and “Organizer Jargon”.

Recovery 44 words and phrases, which are considered as separating, including “privilege”, “safe space”, “existential threat”, “unlawless”, “man born”, “Latin” and “to the people in prison”.

The third way claims that these terms make the Democrats look like radical “law enforcement” for a regular American.

The memory of the Democratic Analytical Center of the third path has called on the Democratic Party officials to throw a “dividing” language used by liberal activists. (Eric McGregor/LightRockket via Getty Images)

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The third way emphasized that this is not the language of law enforcement. The group even confessed using some of these conditions in its own documents. However, he called on democratic officials to reflect before using such conditions.

“Before you make your angry tweet, think about talking with convincing voters in your life, especially friends, family and colleagues, and think about using the language above or damage your case,” the third path memo said.

The group claimed that these terms raise red flags for many Americans not because they are fanatical but because they Fear of cancellation For the sake of free conversation around the liberals that use these conditions.

Matt Bennett, Executive Vice -President of the third path, said Digital Fox News Digital The memory was intended for “all in a democratic policy that plays a role in the public.”

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“If officials, candidates and high-profile spokesman use this language, it is deeply alienated. And although it can be well, expanding the rights of law, it ultimately hurts those who intend to protect,” he said.

The group adds its messages that are disappointed with what they consider “a devastating, independent language that is armed against our allies.”

“Even after the terrible losses in November, too much on the left did not get the message that they live in the bubble, and that the people outside this bubble believe that such a language is somewhere between stupidity and abusive,” Bennett added.

The memory is aligned with broader concerns that are caused by famous Democrats from the November elections.

Former Mayor Democratic Chicago Ram Emanuel warned In June, the Democrats had to stop worrying about the identity policy and become a great participant again if they wanted to win the election.

“Why do Democrats have problems?” He told the leading “The Bulwark” Tim Miller. “Because we are punks, and we don’t only talk like punks, we talk to people, we get into a set of problems that are not relevant.”

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In “domestic politics” on Friday, John King CNN said the third way had a point regarding democratic messages that resonate with voters.

“Many people used to be Democrats who are now Trump’s voters,” King said. “They believe that the Democratic Party speaks another language.”

King said politicians and journalists should talk about things that are relevant to most America, not just in New York or San Francisco.

“But I think people in Middle America believe that the elitists have lost the road and speak a language they don’t understand,” he continued.