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Politics · Elections · published 2026-08-24 · via The Hill

Parties trade 'radical' accusations ahead of midterms

Both Republicans and Democrats are using the term 'radical' to describe their opponents as outside the mainstream. The rhetoric appears in ads and speeches, such as a Florida gubernatorial spot targeting Democrat David Jolly. Political analysts say the repeated use aims to frame the election narrative.

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