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Bipartisanship,
sometimes referred to as nonpartisanship, is a
political situation,
usually in the
context of a two-party
system (especially
those of the...
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conflict between the two
parties has also
involved long
periods of
bipartisanship.
James Madison argued in The
Federalist Papers that
factionalism was...
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overrode his veto of a tax cut bill in 1948. In one
notable instance of
bipartisanship,
Congress p****ed the
Presidential Succession Act of 1947,
which replaced...
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constructive cooperation and
compromise between parties,
known as
bipartisanship, and
periods of deep
political polarization and
fierce infighting, known...
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National Coming Out Day". Peoplemag. "Swing Conservative: The
perilous bipartisanship of
Lindsey Graham.",
Washington Monthly,
April 2005. "The
American Ghosts...
- This list of
political action committees is
organized by the
nature of each
particular U.S. PAC's work.
OpenSecrets also
maintains a
comprehensive and...
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executive order that
created DACA was
illegal and
congressional bipartisanship was
needed to
solve or fix the program. Paul was one of 11 Republicans...
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political organization whose stated mission is to
support centrism and
bipartisanship through what it
calls the "commonsense majority". No
Labels was founded...
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Langsdon 2000, p. x. Hunt, Keel (2018).
Crossing the Aisle: How
Bipartisanship Brought Tennessee to the Twenty-First
Century and
Could Save America...
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austerity measures. Hugo Chávez, who in 1982 had
promised to
depose the
bipartisanship governments, used the
growing anger at
economic austerity measures to...
