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    The Dumbing Down Of Political Discourse

    Introduction In 1789, George Washington delivered his inaugural address, a seminal moment in American history. This speech, rich in its language and depth, marked not only the commencement of Washington’s presidency but also symbolized the birth of the United States as a sovereign nation. Over two centuries later, the art of presidential oratory has undeniably evolved, adapting to the changing tides of time and society. As an observer of this evolution, one cannot help but notice a significant shift in the complexity and depth of presidential speeches. This observation leads us to an intriguing inquiry: has there been an intentional dumbing down of political discourse in the United States, especially…