jargon

You know: fancy, elite college types trying to shove social-justice jargon down the throats of every firefighter and auto mechanic in the country.

On Wednesday, Yglesias posted a list of rules that he thinks Democrats should follow going forward; several of them boil down to rejecting the inclusion jargon used by activists and academics.

Squares are designed around the campaign jargon favored by pundits, highly specific details that only play out on one network, and election personalities like Steve Kornacki, John King and Arnon Mishkin.

Californians already grappling with the challenges that come with unemployment will no longer have to decipher a lot of jargon when applying for unemployment benefits, thanks to a simpler online application the state rolled out Monday.

The applicable campaign jargon for what Cheney is doing here is trying to create a “permission structure” for Trump-weary Republicans to make that final leap to Harris.