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    WATCH: Dem Strategist Tells Jen Psaki Not to Use “That Idiotic NPR Jargon” in Scorcher of a Segment

    By Will TannerJanuary 8, 2025
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    In something of a jaw-dropper of a moment on Jen Psaki’s show on MSNBC, Democrat strategist James Carville, seemingly one of the few Democrats able to understand which way the wind is blowing and react accordingly rather than just continue pushing the farthest left wokeness no matter what, told Psaki that he, she, and others should stop using what he called “idiotic NPR jargon.” That, as could be expected, was a scorcher of a segment about the Democratic Party and its use of language.

    During the somewhat awkward segment, Carville was particularly focused on demanding Democrats tone down their use of what he said was “jargonistic language” with American voters, saying that their affected, jargon-filled language is far from being effective at winning over voters. He said, as a result, that Democrats should not use what they think is sophisticated political language.

    Commenting on that matter and making the like about using dumb jargon rather than precise and understandable language, Carville told Psaki, the former Biden White House Press Secretary, “So I think people like you and I can bring this home by example and don’t use that idiotic NPR jargon when you are talking to voters.”

    That came after Carville said, emphasizing that pint and why it is up to people like Psaki to follow his advice and stop using the jargonistic language for which he has so much disdain, “Well, I think the best way to you know, they said in the Marine Corps that there’s three ways to lead by example, by example and by example.”

    Continuing, he added, “And I think people like you who have considerable experience in this, who a spokesperson for the White House, you know, by doing this, or maybe somebody like me who people say, ‘Well, that guy’s kind of been around a long time, aybe we should listen to him,’ Is, don’t talk in that jargonistic language.



    Adding to that with another personal anecdote, Carville told Psaki, “When I said, ‘It’s the economy stupid,’ I was talking to all of the geniuses in the campaign, and I was telling them who were all more educated and smarter than I was, ‘Don’t, don’t be too smart here. Okay, let’s just be authentic and to the point.'” Watch him here:

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    Carville, speaking recently about what the priorities of the Democratic Party should be when it manages to get its act together and start thinking about the next election, said, Fox News Digital reports, “Let‘s try codifying Roe v. Wade, that has two-thirds support. It‘s all across the Democratic Party. They can‘t do it.”

    Continuing, he added, turning to an economic issue the Democratic base supports, “Let‘s talk about raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. That unifies the Democratic Party. That has over two-thirds support. Do that.” And, calling next for tax hikes, he said, “Let‘s talk about taxes over 400,000. Don‘t let those tax cuts expire. Take that money and put it into a first-time homebuyers relief fund or rental relief fund. They can‘t do that.”

    Featured image credit: screengrab from the embedded video





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