But curiously, in the loud political discourse that assaults us non-stop in the run-up to the general elections, none of the major parties has made fighting inequality a real issue in their campaigns.
Consequently, he has only two modes when it comes to discourse: loud and very loud.
Like governments the world over, Congress cannot effectively discern and synthesize critical policy information in today's loud, politicized public discourse.
"This is also a moment when our public discourse is loud and harsh," she added.
She slayed a medley of her most popular songs ― including "Nasty" and "Throb" ― and gave a powerful speech that pledged solidarity to #MeToo while calling for an end to "loud and harsh" public discourse.
If Clinton were to instruct her Attorney General to investigate any of the allegations against Trump, some of which are quite serious, the cries of partisanship and hypocrisy would be loud and dominate political discourse, thus making it difficult for Clinton to do anything else with her presidency.
If you haven't followed this exploding/imploding story carried out at the most extreme, and loudest, fringe of climate discourse, the basics were broken by Leo Hickman of The Guardian early today and then aggregated by Keith Kloor, Joe Romm, Anthony Watts, Jason Samenow and others.
This is only worth mentioning because of how sharply and depressingly the bellowing sad-zombie mutants that are currently loudest in the sports discourse diverge from their audience, who watch sports because they like them.
A re-enactment of the 44-year-old Israeli lawyer's real-life attempts to seduce a German tourist on the Sinai peninsula by reading extracts from Hitler's rambling racist discourse raises the loudest – albeit hesitant – laughs.
You could say that the interview, the podium discussion, the talk show, the dialectically-led discourse have replaced the former loud bellowing sole claim of the manifesto".
When Jon Stewart announced the Rally to Restore Sanity, he included CODEPINK among the "loud folks" getting in the way of civil discourse.
