Technical jargon is not a common linguistic feature of political discourse because it is often difficult for the general public to understand.

Emotive language is used in political discourse to appeal to the emotions of the audience and persuade them to support a particular point of view.

Euphemisms are used in political discourse to make a particular issue sound more palatable and less offensive to the audience.

All of the above are examples of euphemisms that are used to make particular issues sound more palatable.

All of the above are examples of emotive language that is used to appeal to the emotions of the audience and persuade them to support a particular point of view.

Language can be used to manipulate public opinion by using emotive language, euphemisms, and technical jargon.

Language can be used to express political ideology, and political ideology can be used to shape language.

Political ideology can shape language by influencing the words that are used, the grammar that is used, and the way that words are pronounced.

Language can influence political ideology by providing a framework for thinking about politics, shaping the way that people perceive political issues, and influencing the way that people vote.

Language plays a vital role in political discourse by communicating ideas and information, persuading others to adopt a particular point of view, and building consensus and resolving conflict.

Language can be used to build consensus and resolve conflict by using inclusive language, respectful language, and language that is clear and easy to understand.

Language plays a vital role in political propaganda by spreading misinformation and disinformation, promoting a particular political agenda, and manipulating public opinion.

Language can be used to spread misinformation and disinformation by using false or misleading information, using emotionally charged language, and using language that is difficult to understand.

Language can be used to promote a particular political agenda by using language that appeals to the emotions of the audience, using language that is clear and easy to understand, and using language that is consistent with the values of the audience.

Language can be used to manipulate public opinion by using language that is designed to deceive or mislead the audience, using language that is designed to appeal to the emotions of the audience, and using language that is designed to create a sense of urgency or fear.