Political discourse evolves during crises as responses to immediate challenges necessitate adjustments in communication strategies and priorities. In times of crisis, leaders often mobilize rhetoric that emphasizes unity, emergency response, and calls for collective action. The public’s focus on pressing issues can lead to heightened scrutiny of **government** actions, and broader engagement in civic matters. Additionally, crises may shift the landscape of political debate, as new narratives emerge, reflecting changes in societal values and perspective regarding governance and leadership.