politically correct

“It makes sense to me that we’ve seen mostly conservative politicians embrace that approach of uncensored speech and rejection of civility and politically correct language,” she says.

He would say those politicians are too cautious or politically correct – they'd say they have a responsibility not to stir up tensions.

Congressman Tom Suozzi, New York Democratic congressman, said the election loss was partly due to the party's focus on "being politically correct".

“She’s running because they want to be politically correct,” Trump said on Tuesday.

The words are as famous as her, although she now muses, “Today I’m not even sure that it’s politically correct to say that.”