Are we ready? Yeah, but what are we doing here?

So I've gathered you all here on this Friday afternoon at the end of the DNC because

it is time to talk about election jargon

election catchphrases.

I'm Christina Phillips.

I'm Rebecca La Joy.

I'm Nick Capadiche.

I'm Hannah McCarthy.

This is Civics 101 and it is the election jargon addition of Civics 101 trivia.

So as I said, the DNC just ended.

RNC was earlier this summer.

We're in the final couple months of the election,

which means that on the national and local level,

you cannot escape politicians talking to you, about you, and at you.

So today I have prepared a game of trivia about all the stuff the candidates say on the campaign

trail.

It's going to be a blend of

critique analysis some pettiness and hopefully it will be fun. So way back at the

beginning of this year we asked our audience to send us some of the most overused verbiage they hear politicians say on the campaign trail.

And each round of this trivia is based on some of the most common themes we heard from

listeners I will read a couple listener emails they're vague broad and they shift

depending on who is saying them so I tried to pick things that both Republicans and Democrats

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