If you wanted to get things done, you got to talk the language to people talk, not the language that they're talking faculty lounge in some totally expensive college.
James Carville: “If you wanted to get things done, you got to talk the language to people talk, not the language that they're talking…”
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James Carville argues that effective communication in politics requires speaking in a way that resonates with the general public rather than using academic jargon.
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