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Politics is undeniably a linguistic art , where mastery of language determines influence and power. Simultaneously, linguistics permeates daily life by shaping cognition, identity, and societal structures. The two are mutually reinforcing: political actors exploit linguistic tools to advance agendas, while broader linguistic trends—shaped by cultural and political forces—govern how individuals navigate the world . Understanding this dynamic highlights the need for critical awareness of how language operates in both public and private spheres.