It's about a bipartisan bill, and it's a bipartisan movie.
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These bills have all had bipartisan support, and bipartisan sponsorship.
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This resolution addresses a bipartisan problem and should have bipartisan support.
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Bipartisan condemnationThere has been bipartisan condemnation of Trump's response to date.
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Congressional leadership now means that bipartisan support can produce bipartisan rewards.
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Bipartisan letter from senators A bipartisan group of US senators led by Sen.
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" Conway called it a "nonpartisan issue in search of bipartisan support and bipartisan solutions.
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Together, we've introduced a bipartisan constitutional amendment and bipartisan legislation to make a change.
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TRUMP: Had they asked, "Let's do a bipartisan," Michael, I would have done bipartisan.
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Infrastructure and conservation are two issues with overwhelming bipartisan support and actionable bipartisan solutions.
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If Mulvaney's comments can spur bipartisan outcry, so too can they jumpstart bipartisan solutions.
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Now, we have had some bipartisan success [in Washington government] — a bipartisan education bill, a bipartisan transportation bill that had the biggest percentage for public transportation in the state's history.
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And the allegation about the FBI has been investigated on a bipartisan -- on a bipartisan basis.
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Their votes will determine whether Trump gets a bipartisan acquittal, a bipartisan condemnation — or, perhaps, both.
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Founder and president of the Bipartisan Policy Center recalls Bob Dole's contributions to bipartisan policy efforts.
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While bipartisan majorities still approve subsidies, there has also been a recent round of bipartisan opposition.
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"If anything is being broken here, it's the norm of bipartisan continuity at the Fed, and it is always to the Fed's benefit to look bipartisan and to be bipartisan," she said.
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Bipartisan criticism The Pentagon notified individual lawmakers from states that will be impacted Wednesday, sparking bipartisan criticism.
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Thompson and King's bill is titled the Bipartisan Background Checks Act, but its bipartisan support is not widespread.
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This time, Schumer and McConnell emerged as winners, striking the bipartisan blueprint and basking in a bipartisan glow.
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"We're doing a bipartisan meeting today, and we are working on this on a bipartisan basis," he said.
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Since 2010, though, legalization of immigrants has become a Democratic issue instead of a bipartisan or bipartisan-ish one.
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Bipartisan support Of all the immigration issues, DACA may have the largest share of bipartisan support on the Hill.
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The bill has bipartisan support in the Senate, and backing from a bipartisan array of outside interest groups, too.
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It puts it on me and those who also work hard to be bipartisan to be even more bipartisan.
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On our young Dreamers, guns, and now health care, there are bipartisan bills ready to go that have bipartisan support.
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Separating the Democratic and Republican staff members of a bipartisan committee will further endanger the bipartisan approach to national security.
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Impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there is something so compelling and so overwhelming and bipartisan — bipartisan?
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Next, we must put together the strongest bipartisan, bicameral sanctions package similar to the bipartisan bill the House is advancing.
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It's time to back up that talk with bipartisan oversight of colleges that seek G.I. Bill funding, bipartisan legislation to close the 90/10 loophole and a bipartisan hearing that puts serious questions to the Education Department's leadership.
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Susan Collins gets some special bipartisan recognition: She is represented in 5 out of top 10 pairs in bipartisan Senate legislation.
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Rising premiums, growing strain on insurance markets — these are bipartisan problems, even if they currently seem to lack a bipartisan solution.
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McConnell said he'd like to see bipartisan compromise on regulatory relief for community banks, which has received past bipartisan support. Sen.
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One "moderate" critique of the GND, from Jason Grumet of the Bipartisan Policy Center, is that it overreaches, threatening bipartisan cooperation.
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A Bipartisan Tradition McCain is a part of a long-term bipartisan custom of members who back democratic alternatives to dictatorships.
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He also has killed three bipartisan congressional proposals to fix the current immigration crisis, while also blocking the bipartisan Dream Act.
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That's probably why, for all its endlessly touted bipartisan appeal, no actual bipartisan carbon tax-and-dividend bill has passed anywhere.
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This program has widespread bipartisan support, and the Senate is considering a bipartisan deal to extend the program for five years.
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"Twenty years ago, there was bipartisan work on process and bipartisan discussions on potential ways to resolve the dispute," said Mr. Hutchinson, who was among those who unsuccessfully explored the prospect of a bipartisan censure resolution rather than impeachment.
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This type of bipartisan collaboration could help in their work to push the "backpage" bill, which has bipartisan support, through the Senate.
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It should get bipartisan support today, as well — just like it enjoys from a broad, bipartisan coalition that includes our two organizations.
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I'm hopeful and optimistic we'll get bipartisan support because this bill has been negotiated on a bipartisan basis here in the Senate.
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It is the most sweeping changes to Dodd-Frank to earn bipartisan support and the product of several years of bipartisan negotiations.
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" Why the bipartisan cooperation isn't a coincidence: "The sudden outbreak of bipartisan cooperation, almost certain to be fleeting, was hardly an accident.
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The provision in the 2017 tax law was based on bipartisan legislation, and there remains some bipartisan support for the program's goals.
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A bipartisan priority Lawmakers were struck by the fact that this was money that had already been appropriated with broad bipartisan support.
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"Any truly bipartisan commission on these things has to have bipartisan leadership," Danielle Lang, an attorney for the Campaign Legal Center, told Gizmodo.
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Ways to speed up the FDA's approval of drugs, including carrying out the bipartisan 21st Century Cures Act, is also a bipartisan focus.
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It helped form the bipartisan House Climate Solutions Caucus and has supported the bipartisan Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act now before Congress.
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"While bipartisan negotiations have been ongoing, the legislation offered last night ... is not bipartisan," a Democratic spokesperson told Bloomberg BNA in a statement.
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The bill, which had bipartisan appeal, now moves on to the Senate, where a bipartisan group is working on separate self-driving-car legislation.
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A bipartisan group of senators met in the Capitol on Monday night to discuss whether there is a bipartisan way forward on healthcare reform.
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"And they did so, importantly, on a bipartisan basis," Clapper added, noting, "They are not credible within the intelligence committee unless they are bipartisan."
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H.R. 8: The Bipartisan Background Checks Act The Bipartisan Background Checks Act was introduced in early January and passed the House the following month.
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But her appearance fulfills a longstanding goal of the president's to win bipartisan support, or the appearance of bipartisan support, for his legislative priorities.
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The bipartisan Social Security Advisory Board called for the proportional approach, and the Bipartisan Policy Center included it in its recent Retirement Security Commission recommendations.
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Unfortunately, President Trump keeps rejecting the bipartisan House-passed bills, which have already received strong bipartisan support in the Senate, to re-open the government.
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Mr. Aronson helped forge a bipartisan consensus that led to ending the contra war, and there was bipartisan backing for the peace process in El Salvador.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has said he would block any bipartisan bill that reinforces Obamacare, and it's not clear whether the bipartisan fix has a chance.
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Finally, Trump received bipartisan condemnation regarding his comments as well as bipartisan calls for the tapes to be handed over, if they do in fact exist.
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"These Russian actions are unprecedented in our post-Cold War relationship and have rightfully drawn bipartisan condemnation and prompted bipartisan calls for Congressional hearings," she wrote.
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Editorial Was President Trump's bipartisan hurricane relief/debt ceiling/government funding deal last week simply a "bipartisan moment," as the House speaker, Paul Ryan, put it?
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Several of the NAM report's policy recommendations, which were reviewed and researched by the Bipartisan Policy Center, were incorporated into the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018.
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"Unfortunately, President Trump keeps rejecting the bipartisan House-passed bills, which have already received strong bipartisan support in the Senate, to re-open the government," they argued.
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We thank the bipartisan efforts made thus far and hope Congress will continue working together in a bipartisan fashion to stand against anti-Semitism on college campuses.
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He was a bipartisan: But Democrats did not always have the best interests of his constituents in mind, and when that happened, Dingell could be fiercely bipartisan.
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Commentary by Trent Lott, a former Senate Majority Leader and senior fellow at the Bipartisan Policy Center and Jason Grumet is president of the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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If the dominant symbol of Trump's presidency becomes him shrugging off bipartisan allegations of Russian electoral meddling and bipartisan demands for retaliation, his popularity will likely decline.
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A bipartisan group of governors is calling on the Senate to adopt a bipartisan approach on healthcare while denouncing the ObamaCare repeal bill that passed the House.
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BIPARTISAN BILL FOR 'PROMISE ZONES': A bipartisan group of House members on Wednesday introduced a bill that would incentivize hiring and investment in certain high-poverty communities.
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Also included were revisions to ensure that bipartisan proposals could be more easily considered, pushed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers billing themselves the Problem Solvers Caucus.
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We came together in a bipartisan way in a year and a half ago and passed a major overhaul, didn't get much attention because it was very bipartisan.
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The Problem Solvers Caucus, which works closely with the bipartisan advocacy group No Labels, launched last year with the goal of building bipartisan consensus on key policy issues.
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Both the Renewable Fuel Standard mandate and Trump's new policy on gasoline with 22019 percent ethanol (E15) have bipartisan support and bipartisan opposition, largely determined by lawmakers' geography.
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There is an ever-widening disconnect between the predictable bipartisan militarism of "support the troops" politicians and the surprisingly bipartisan war-skepticism of Americans who have actually served.
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That is why we launched the Javits Prize for Bipartisan Leadership, named after our father, to encourage lawmakers to address our nation's toughest challenges through bipartisan legislative action.
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In addition to publishing a semi-weekly "Civility Message," he co-founded a bipartisan caucus known as the Working Group for a Working Congress to pursue bipartisan comity.
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One aspect of prescription drug pricing that could see bipartisan action is insulin prices, which have skyrocketed, stoking widespread outcry and could be a target for bipartisan work.
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It's entirely possible this bipartisan gang will follow in the footsteps of many other failed bipartisan gangs on immigration, with no real legislative solution on the DACA program.
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"I dispute the contention that our work is political and I will point to the over 1,000 orders that we have put out, our bipartisan vote on storage, our bipartisan vote on five LNG orders, our bipartisan vote on a number of pipelines," and others, he said in an interview.
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One level deeper: There are 2 broad schools of thought about how to legislate: compromise to find bipartisan solutions or pursue more aggressive policies that don't have bipartisan support.
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An additional group of moderates, from the bipartisan Problem Solvers caucus, then threatened not to back Mrs Pelosi unless she vowed to make it easier to pass bipartisan bills.
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Standing against genocide, and supporting peace is a bipartisan issue and strong bipartisan leadership is needed to show the Sudanese people that the United States has not forgotten them.
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We're moving from a period in American politics where bipartisan support was a plausible way to get things done to a period where you can't get any bipartisan support.
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Bipartisan group of governors calls for swift CHIP reauthorization A bipartisan group of governors is urging Congress to act quickly to reauthorize funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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"I think there is a growing bipartisan sentiment that these DACA recipients need protection and I think we'd pass [emergency protections], I really do, on a bipartisan basis," Sen.
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But Matt Johnson, co-founder of bipartisan lobbying firm Klein/Johnson Group said making the switch from a partisan to a bipartisan focus could be tricky for some firms.
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To lock in a bipartisan, bicameral process that allows for lawmakers to speed through 12 bills in two months, there needs to be bipartisan, bicameral agreement on those numbers.
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The Bipartisan Summit and several other bipartisan efforts spurred intense debate on Capitol Hill -- nearly resulting in an overhaul of the federal justice system during the last Congressional session.
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" Bipartisan ticket for Florida governor may be more than hot air - Politico : "First, a poll showed that Florida Democrats might want an unprecedented bipartisan ticket in the 2018 governor's race.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, in a separate interview said there's a "very good opportunity" for "bipartisan results and bipartisan legislation" to come out of the hearing.
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That's where we'll start tonight... Bipartisan senators ask industry for information on surprise medical bills The bipartisan effort to prevent people from getting massive unexpected medical bills is ramping up.
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RepresentUs bills itself as a bipartisan progressive organization that works with conservatives as well as liberals to fight corruption, and is billing the comedy show as a "bipartisan" variety show.
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"I've tasked these bipartisan teams to reach an agreement by the end of the day today, midnight," the GOP leader told reporters after convening the first round of bipartisan talks.
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To harness this bipartisan expertise of female and male lawmakers who often serve on committees with unrelated jurisdiction, congressional leaders should immediately create a bipartisan Women, Peace and Security Caucus.
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It is a logical extension of the No Labels-conceived bipartisan, Problem Solvers Caucus – a group of members from both parties who pair-off to devise bipartisan solutions to problems.
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It is one of the few drug pricing measures that has bipartisan support in Congress, but it did not end up being included in the bipartisan budget deal announced Wednesday.
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"Unfortunately, President Trump keeps rejecting the bipartisan House-passed bills, which have already received strong bipartisan support in the Senate, to reopen the government," Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Schumer wrote.
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Back in 2013, a bipartisan group of senators crafted a comprehensive immigration bill that ended up passing the Senate with a large bipartisan majority and the backing of the president.
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The Democratic-led House Judiciary Committee focused on a bipartisan bill called the Bipartisan Background Checks Act, which would require background checks for all firearm sales and most firearm transfers.
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But it is hard to do effective policymaking on a bipartisan basis in today's political climate, now that Republicans have pulled out of an older generation of bipartisan state legislative institutions.
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In 20183, when the immigration issue was less polarized along party lines, a bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform bill that included DREAM Act provisions was killed by bipartisan, but mostly Republican, opposition.
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Collins, who said she had held individual discussions with at least eight Senate Democrats about some kind of bipartisan healthcare effort, said she believed Trump would sign a bipartisan healthcare bill.
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The delicate bipartisan coalition that delivered votes from 16 Democrats and one Independent in the Senate after nearly two full weeks of floor time is a rare example of bipartisan momentum.
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The bipartisan House Problem Solvers Caucus and several bipartisan groups of senators have each proposed plans that would marry these two ideas together, comprehensively saving the Dreamers and protecting the border.
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Civility and bipartisan solutions in Washington: This includes a commitment to civility in Washington, to disagree agreeably and to seek common ground and bipartisan, fact-based solutions between the two parties.
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Given the continuing Russia investigations, bipartisan bitterness, the limitations of the legislative calendar and Mr. Trump himself, we have no real reason to expect his bipartisan impulse to harden into practice.
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But there is widespread bipartisan concern about how the new travel ban could impact Israel's political standing in the Congress where support for the Jewish state has been sweeping and bipartisan.
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The Trump administration has even gutted the popular Endangered Species Act, which was passed with strong bipartisan support at a time in history when the word "bipartisan" was not an oxymoron.
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"I do think signing USMCA on a bipartisan basis with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer and everybody else -- very bipartisan -- I think that's very important for our country," the President said.
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The "Token Taxonomy Act" — a bipartisan effort by Reps.
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An idea like this could have bipartisan support — Gov.
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The bipartisan leadership of the Senate Finance Committee — Sens.
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Sherrod Brown -- also announced a bipartisan proposal last week.
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On Sunday, a bipartisan group of senators — including Sens.
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Despite its bipartisan origins — it was introduced by Sens.
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An idea that drew bipartisan support — notably from Sen.
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His top legislative priority is bipartisan — an infrastructure bill.
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Every recent attempt at bipartisan cooperation — remember immigration reform?
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Just one amendment received any bipartisan support — Republican Sen.
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And in the House, a bipartisan group -- including Reps.
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But the next year, a bipartisan measure which seemed to have the best chances of succeeding in Congress died in the House after having passed the Senate with a healthy bipartisan margin.
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"There's a lot of pent-up momentum for this, and that's why it's so bipartisan in nature," said Shai Akabas, director of economic policy at the Bipartisan Policy Center, a think tank.
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There has been bipartisan interest in IRS legislation in both chambers, with the House passing legislation on the topic in April and key senators introducing bipartisan IRS reform bills over the summer.
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"It was a bipartisan dinner, and part of the conversation, a lot of the conversation, centered around tax reform, how we can get to a bipartisan solution on tax reform," Rubio said.
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"So I don't have details of those conversations to share, but we certainly are interested in working in bipartisan fashion on Capitol Hill to build bipartisan support for this agreement," Earnest said.
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Compared to the first 16 months of previous Congressional sessions, there have been more proposed bipartisan bills and more enacted bipartisan bills in the 115th Congress, according to an analysis by Quorum.
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Centrist Democratic members from the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus have promised to oppose Pelosi unless she agrees to a series of rule changes which they believe would lead to more bipartisan cooperation.
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While it found broad bipartisan support in committee, where it passed 18-85033, lawmakers warned their colleagues Wednesday to offer thoughtful amendments to the bill in order to preserve its bipartisan appeal.
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Just two weeks ago, the President had said he'd accept any bipartisan immigration deal in a highly publicized meeting, only to skewer a major bipartisan proposal brought to him two days later.
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But at every turn, they resist the obvious alternative — a bipartisan process aimed at a bipartisan bill that would actually stabilize exchanges and fulfill both parties' commitment to improve Americans' health care.
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"Sadly, given the bipartisan consensus on repealing the AUMF, Republican leadership chose to take this underhanded step to avoid a bipartisan debate and vote," Lee's office said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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More on the negotiations … Bipartisan efforts to end shutdowns for good are losing steam (The Hill) … Border lawmakers are raising privacy concerns amid a bipartisan push to build a "smart wall" (The Hill).
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The bipartisan health care proposal the Problem Solvers Caucus unveiled in July, designed to stabilize the individual health care marketplace and lower premiums, was the very first bipartisan plan to fix health care.
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Had they come to me for a bipartisan tax bill, I would have gone to Mitch, and I would have gone to the other Republicans, and we could have worked something out bipartisan.
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A new report by a bipartisan commission will include at least 2628 recommendations for Congress and the executive branch on how to defend the nation against cyberattacks, including bipartisan recommendations for defending elections.
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Thom TillisThomas (Thom) Roland TillisErnst endorses bipartisan Grassley-Wyden bill to lower drug prices Trump pick for Fed seat takes bipartisan fire Three Senate primaries to watch on Super Tuesday MORE (R-N.
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Fortunately, this has been a bipartisan issue in the past, and we believe a bipartisan proposal exists to once again solve the problem and make the agency more responsive and accountable to taxpayers.
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For anybody who desperately wants a more functional political system, it's tempting to believe that a bipartisan approach from Democrats today would encourage a more bipartisan approach from the Republicans in the future.
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" As for the end of the bipartisan effort to "fix" ObamaCare, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said, "It's never really been a bipartisan effort ... an effort that would not fail.
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"It is a bipartisan issue," Meadows said in the interview.
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We call on Congress to pass the bipartisan DREAM Act.
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His role in Barr's controversial review has earned bipartisan praise.
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This is an issue that generally has strong bipartisan support.
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"These members have reached a bipartisan agreement," Trump said Wednesday.
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His proposed budget was greeted with bipartisan derision in Congress.
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"I think we realized how bipartisan Islamophobia is," Tlaib said.
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President Obama continued the bipartisan tradition of honoring this commitment.
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INFRASTRUCTURE At least one Trump nominee has broad, bipartisan support.
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They only work when you have bipartisan compromise and supermajorities.
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The bipartisan House Bill 650, authored by Republican state Rep.
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MACCALLUM: No, I really think this is a bipartisan issue.
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There is bipartisan agreement that the current system is flawed.
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It aptly describes the work of the bipartisan House caucus.
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Business has also lost its old claim to bipartisan respect.
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A bipartisan companion bill was also filed in the House.
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In fact, the only bipartisan vote today was against impeachment.
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Now, there's a bipartisan menu full of ideas floating around.
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And some people believe there could be a bipartisan deal.
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Nonetheless, the group is eager to stress its bipartisan credentials.
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A bipartisan proposal, the TRACED Act, was introduced by Sens.
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And I really believe that the people — this is bipartisan.
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It's hard to get people together on a bipartisan basis.
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The Honest Ads Act, a bipartisan measure championed by Sens.
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Creating mass incarceration 30 years ago was a bipartisan project.
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Chris Sununu signaled he intends to sign the bipartisan legislation.
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Graham said he expected "strong bipartisan support" for the resolutions.
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It's worth noting that this has been a bipartisan failure.
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For example, Congress could pass the bipartisan Secure Elections Act.
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And, you know, this had to be a bipartisan agreement.
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And ultimately, a bipartisan group worked to get legislation introduced.
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Previously, Comey had enjoyed broad bipartisan support throughout his career.
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But that is something people want more of, bipartisan work.
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And the FBI's use of the technology received bipartisan criticism.
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Between the lines: Some of Trump's specific cuts are bipartisan.
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Some 80 bipartisan opioid bills are awaiting action in Congress.
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Despite some bipartisan support, the bill will probably face opposition.
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Her agenda for the day, her "bipartisan hug" with Rep.
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AND SO, THOSE ARE THINGS THAT HAVE BROAD BIPARTISAN SUPPORT.
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EITC is a proven poverty fighting measure with bipartisan backing.
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The big picture: Regulating facial recognition software has bipartisan support.
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The energy bill reached the Senate floor with bipartisan momentum.
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CONDOLEEZZA RICE: Well here I think you have bipartisan agreement.
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Rebuilding broad bipartisan support will be challenging, consumer advocates say.
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He sought to have a bipartisan Cabinet (to mixed success).
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There is a lot of bipartisan support for this stuff.
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If that changes, it could blow up the bipartisan talks.
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While the report released Thursday was bipartisan, Oregon Democratic Sen.
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Trump could lean on the Democrats for a bipartisan bill.
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Despite early bipartisan support, no formal action has been taken.
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They have bipartisan dinners that make their male colleagues jealous.
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Recently, funding for the NIH has been a bipartisan affair.
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The program was last funded in 2015 with bipartisan support.
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Negotiators are angling for language that would get bipartisan support.
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In April, a group of bipartisan senators led by Sens.
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MEPs have enjoyed bipartisan support, but they would be voluntary.
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Two bipartisan senators on the Senate Judiciary Committee — Republican Sen.
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But despite overwhelming bipartisan public support, that's not a given.
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The measure also has strong bipartisan support in the Senate.
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This boost in China's overall image is a bipartisan affair.
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Zika is public health emergency that requires immediate bipartisan action.
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In conversations with Congress, this proposal has received bipartisan support.
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As a result, several pieces of bipartisan legislation were born.
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It is an issue that has seen some bipartisan support.
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Members hailed the bill Thursday as a rare bipartisan victory.
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The executive order has received bipartisan backlash and international criticism.
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They are both senior fellows with the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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Action can be taken now and on a bipartisan basis.
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Indeed, the Senate rejected Bork outright, on a bipartisan basis.
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The bipartisan calls for accountability have been fast and firm.
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But I said this isn't political, it's unanimous, it's bipartisan.
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First, the idea that UBI has bipartisan appeal is disingenuous.
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Unsurprisingly, there's bipartisan agreement that this is a bad thing.
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Hatch makes the same argument and spearheaded a bipartisan fix.
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Congress is weighing bipartisan bills to loosen rigid sentencing laws.
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Now a growing bipartisan group of governors is pushing back.
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Repealing IPAB has bipartisan support, but for the wrong reason.
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Slavitt is currently undergoing the Finance Committee's bipartisan vetting process.
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The bill, introduced Wednesday, is from a bipartisan group: Sens.
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Its moderate wing that made bipartisan deals barely exists anymore.
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To be bipartisan does not mean to be a centrist.
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There is also a new bipartisan effort led by Reps.
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But not all welcomed the advancement of the bipartisan measure.
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The House passed a bipartisan prison reform bill in May.
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The Senate Intelligence investigation is credible because it is bipartisan.
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Each of these major laws passed with strong bipartisan majorities.
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"If there's anything bipartisan, it's lowering drug prices," he said.
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A bipartisan companion measure also was introduced in the House.
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Bipartisan support for May's deal (or any other) remains unlikely.
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The House recently approved a bipartisan plan led by Rep.
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The House should move expeditiously to adopt this bipartisan rule.
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This bipartisan protection of our nation's treasures is under attack.
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Requesting speedy funding and a bipartisan approach, New Hampshire Sens.
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Two words: corporate welfare — a problem with unfortunate bipartisan appeal.
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My fellow commissioners, a bipartisan group, took our charge seriously.
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You've got a lot of bipartisan support to do so.
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But are the days of Israel having bipartisan support over?
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The bans on gag clauses passed overwhelmingly with bipartisan support.
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"Passage of this legislation will require bipartisan support," Hewson said.
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The Senate passed its broad, bipartisan energy bill in April.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers also typically attends the conference.
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But he has won bipartisan support in past confirmation battles.
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Democrats should join Republicans in a bipartisan search for truth.
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For all these reasons, the policy enjoys broad bipartisan support.
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Last Tuesday, a bipartisan group of lawmakers led by Sen.
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Y.) introduced a bipartisan bill known as "Ellie's Law" (H.
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And-- I think it could be-- bipartisan to a degree.
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Lawmakers expect to vote on the bipartisan resolution next week.
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The Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 503, sponsored by Sens.
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Trump's tweet on Sunday was quickly met with bipartisan criticism.
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School choice is also an issue with strong bipartisan support.
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CHIP is a wildly popular, bipartisan program – and incredibly successful.
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A bipartisan group of 12 governors led by Ohio Gov.
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He is hopeful that this will become a bipartisan bill.
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Committees are where bipartisan alliances formed, through the amendment process.
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His comments on Tuesday lend bipartisan credence to the push.
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He could choose a bipartisan twist with former Georgia Sen.
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This needs to be a bipartisan initiative with public hearings.
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Levine said outside of Congress, marijuana legalization has bipartisan support.
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But I say ideally because you need a bipartisan bill.
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Raising the minimum wage used to be a bipartisan issue.
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Paul won some bipartisan support for the legislation, with Sen.
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So the repeal vote is expected to be widely bipartisan.
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We struck a bipartisan blow against the mass incarceration epidemic.
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Tuesday, said a GOP lawmaker familiar with the bipartisan talks.
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The annual bipartisan charity baseball game went on as scheduled.
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The three lawmakers faced bipartisan backlash after blocking the bill.
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On Tuesday the members -- a bipartisan group that included Sens.
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Getting stuff done in a divided government requires bipartisan negotiation.
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A bipartisan group of roughly 20 senators, led by Sen.
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In July, the Oregon legislature passed ERPO with bipartisan support.
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He is vice chair of the Bipartisan Heroin Task Force.
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She helped introduce two bipartisan marijuana bills in early 2019.
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But Trumpism is erasing half a century of bipartisan consensus.
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The good news is that there are actionable, bipartisan solutions.
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It's time we had a united, bipartisan voice in Congress.
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EDT: President Trump meets with a group of bipartisan lawmakers.
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It was a bipartisan kind of day in health care.
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The retreat from free trade, meanwhile, is a bipartisan one.
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"It really could be a beautiful bipartisan situation," Trump said.
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Meadows, though, insisted there was "bipartisan" interest in that proposal.
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A bipartisan group of representatives joined with Puerto Rico Gov.
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Graham has long been a proponent of bipartisan immigration reform.
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And the push for reform should be a bipartisan effort.
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Lankford and Klobuchar originally introduced the bipartisan legislation last December.
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A bipartisan bill called the DETER Act, backed by Sens.
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Contrary to popular belief, bipartisan policymaking is alive in Washington.
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Jeff Denham in 2017 for not backing that bipartisan bill.
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It passed both bodies of Congress with broad bipartisan support.
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Trump also turned out to be good at bipartisan maneuvering.
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Congress, which had not been consulted, reacted with bipartisan fury.
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Earlier this year, a bipartisan group of lawmakers, including Sens.
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Pelosi touted bipartisan progress during remarks to reporters on Thursday.
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He's a member of the bipartisan House Problem Solvers Caucus.
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Later in April, the Senate overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan equivalent.
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The legislation, which received bipartisan support, was enacted in March.
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So, how would a bipartisan caucus wield any real influence?
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A resounding bipartisan chorus has called for continued American Participation.
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Some states let independent or bipartisan commissions draw the lines.
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In Congress, Bera has been lauded for his bipartisan style.
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Already, a delay of these cuts has strong bipartisan support.
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Thus, no impeachment should ever move forward without bipartisan support.
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In February, Congress passed the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018.
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A bipartisan criminal justice overhaul remains stalled in the Senate.
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And as an added bonus, it is a bipartisan agreement.
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No major environmental legislation has ever passed without bipartisan votes.
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Clinton is heir to an enormously successful bipartisan governing tradition.
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No efforts to arrive at bipartisan solutions were even attempted.
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It's been incredible to see the bipartisan support for that.
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Support for Israel was long a subject of bipartisan consensus.
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"Collins is the only bipartisan thing we have," said Sen.
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He swims securely and independently in our bipartisan intellectual mainstream.
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While there is strong bipartisan support for prison reform, Sen.
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In your report, you apportion blame in a bipartisan way.
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Trump will need bipartisan support to get the USMCA passed.
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The details: There's no bipartisan deal yet, but GOP Sens.
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Slate notes that the filibuster turned bipartisan when Pennsylvania Sen.
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"This was supposed to be a bipartisan lunch," Illinois Rep.
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Earlier this week, a bipartisan coalition led by U.S. Sens.
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VA secretaries typically receive strong bipartisan support in their confirmation.
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He was rated the ninth most bipartisan member of Congress.
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Bipartisan cooperation and trust are essential to meeting this challenge.
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Welch belongs to a bipartisan working group organized by Rep.
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Create a bipartisan truth task force to tackle the issue.
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The bipartisan deal that was announced was a good one.
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It passed the House on Wednesday with broad, bipartisan support.
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Those budget proposals have drawn bipartisan opposition in Congress. Mrs.
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Let's be clear, too: This is a bipartisan moral catastrophe.
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That's not going to cut it in a bipartisan bargain.
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This rigidly individualist understanding of rights is a bipartisan phenomenon.
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A radical reversal of this bipartisan policy is folly. pic.twitter.
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But the activism in recent years has been broadly bipartisan.
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After years of public outrage, some bipartisan solutions are emerging.
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Power sharing is likely to lead to more bipartisan deals.
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There's not a bipartisan basis for that legislation right now.
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TRUMP: But the Democrats should come to a bipartisan bill.
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Mr. Trump's tough stand this week drew some bipartisan support.
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The Senate is considering a similar piece of bipartisan legislation.
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The bill gathered bipartisan support in Maine's House and Senate.
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Ms. Pelosi said that proceeding would have to be bipartisan.
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Gary Peters of Michigan, refused to make his request bipartisan.
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"Well, it shows he's a bipartisan president," Mr. Barton said.
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This type of bipartisan leadership can be a model today.
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The bipartisan concept has gone nowhere since 2017 (The Hill).
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"I have a long history of bipartisan accomplishment," she said.
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And this is one area where you have bipartisan support.
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It is a call as familiar as it is bipartisan.
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A Court that lacks widespread, bipartisan confidence faces grave risks.
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An ambitious bipartisan sentencing reform effort in Congress, which Sen.
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Graham is working on bipartisan red flag legislation with Sen.
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The bipartisan package came together after days of rapid negotiations.
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It has 45 bipartisan recommendations and is working on more.
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But the legislation, which attracted bipartisan support, stalled in Congress.
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A woman who has the ability to pass bipartisan legislation?
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President Richard M. Nixon was running low on bipartisan allies.
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For instance, female senators have regular bipartisan dinners in Washington.
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Clark Boyd, who represents Lebanon, helped organize the bipartisan event.
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It seems to have bipartisan support and President Trump's blessing.
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A bipartisan group will meet on immigration at 5 p.m.
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Senators hatched the plan during a bipartisan meeting in Sen.
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We've produced a bipartisan approach to many of these issues.
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Bipartisan groups have been created, touted and fallen flat before.
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The bill has bipartisan support and was introduced by Sens.
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Would such a bipartisan plan satisfy House Freedom Caucus members?
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But the bill is based on a fragile bipartisan balance.
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Susan Collins introduced the bipartisan Personal Care Products Safety Act.
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Bipartisan negotiations in the House quickly kicked into high gear.
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More recently, a bipartisan group of senators, led by Sen.
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The bank faced bipartisan recriminations in the fall of 2016.
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The Senate passed a bipartisan spending package 92 to 5.
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Other bipartisan proposals also emerged, including one from Colorado's Sens.
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The Regulatory Accountability Act, a bipartisan measure introduced by Sens.
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This wasn't the bipartisan Kimmel from a few months back.
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It's time for Congress to act on this bipartisan bill.
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Past secretaries have typically won bipartisan support in confirmation votes.
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"This should be bipartisan," he said on tightening gun laws.
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This must be a national, bipartisan effort initiated by Congress.
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Harsh criticism of Trump's statement came from bipartisan sources. Sen.
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So it's-- and it's something, incidentally, that seems pretty bipartisan.
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We're working on bipartisan legislation to address these deadly threats.
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There is bipartisan consensus on this, with spokespeople for Sens.
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The frustration is bipartisan when little else in D.C. is.
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Organ donation and transplantation has long been a bipartisan issue.
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The bipartisan proposal announced Thursday must still pass the Legislature.
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There has been bipartisan opposition to this extreme plan. Sens.
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He suggests he will be able to build bipartisan consensus.
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I think the structure isn't built to promote bipartisan work.
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A small bipartisan health care bill is in the works.
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A bipartisan effort is underway to roll back the rules.
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It has also enjoyed bipartisan support in the United States.
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And, there's plenty of bipartisan reasons to highlight this issue.
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A majority of Americans favor that, on a bipartisan basis.
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Finally, there is bipartisan consensus: It's time to flip out.
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The measure has bipartisan support in the Senate as well.
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Is it bipartisan votes for military and border security budgets?
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We have several bipartisan bills designed to do just that.
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Although its House and Senate co-sponsors are bipartisan — Reps.
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The bipartisan ECPA Modernization Act of 2017 introduced by Sens.
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Angus King, who supports the bipartisan immigration proposal from Sens.
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Both authors are senior fellows at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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Unusual in Washington today, the current legislation enjoys bipartisan support.
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Bipartisan leaders of congressional panels have stressed the probe's seriousness.
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Other efforts include bipartisan talks through the Problem Solvers Caucus.
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It passed on a broad bipartisan vote, 77 to 23.
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Reporters: Should there be a bipartisan investigation of Russia hacking?
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There is broad, bipartisan support for imposing sanctions against Russia.
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And student debt is now so common, it's actual bipartisan.
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Some human rights issues draw greater bipartisan support than others.
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The bill has bipartisan support but has yet to advance.
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"There's been virtually no bipartisan legislating this Congress," Raju said.
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Democrats and Republicans alike said they backed a bipartisan approach.
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Casey Higgins is a fellow with the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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They had no intention of making this a bipartisan effort.
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He started with bipartisan reservations about his prior management experience.
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But Trump is wrecking that bipartisan consensus on Asia policy.
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Earlier this month, during a bipartisan meeting in Kiev, Sen.
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The attack on it offers some hope for bipartisan healing.
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It's a bipartisan issue, with plenty of solutions being floated.
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The chamber is expected to approve it with bipartisan support.
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And, for the last decade, a bipartisan consensus has prevailed.
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Making America competitive again should rightfully be a bipartisan priority.
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It doesn't really know what to do with bipartisan failure.
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Those attempts have repeatedly failed, despite often receiving bipartisan support.
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With 60 Senate votes required, bipartisan support will be essential.
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Under this innovative and bipartisan bill, introduced by U.S. Sens.
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"I hope we get a strong bipartisan showing," said Sen.
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Similar bipartisan support for a delay exists in the Senate.
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But Congress has since struggled to find a bipartisan compromise.
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The bill was bipartisan throughout the Senate's entire legislative process.
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That year, Klobuchar also signed a bipartisan letter supporting filibusters.
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We encourage Congress to act quickly on this bipartisan initiative.
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Preferably, Republican leaders would agree to full bipartisan public hearings.
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Passing bills by suspending the rules guarantees a bipartisan result.
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Congressional leaders tout their deal as a bipartisan, bicameral triumph.
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It starts with respectful rhetoric and signing bipartisan DACA legislation.
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Closing Guantanamo was once perceived as a bipartisan moral imperative.
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They're the bargaining chips that have the greatest bipartisan support.
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Public service loan forgiveness was a program with bipartisan backing.
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Our bipartisan efforts are reflective of American values and interests.
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I'm heartened by bipartisan support in the House and Senate.
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Although the Nemtsov bill received strong bipartisan support from Sens.
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The potentially bipartisan initiative on infrastructure is a great example.
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He described the endorsement as a triumph of bipartisan possibility.
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Some think the next steps must be incremental and bipartisan.
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That is something I think we'll have bipartisan support on.
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The bipartisan Congressional Executive Committee on China, led by Sen.
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That might be scarier than the idea of bipartisan regulation.
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John McCain said Nunes had "killed" the bipartisan cooperation needed for the House to have a successful investigation and pointed to the Senate intelligence committee as a hopeful example of a productive, bipartisan dynamic.
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She also led the successful bipartisan effort to repeal the discriminatory "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law, and in 2013 she forged the bipartisan coalition that ended a 85033-day shutdown of the federal government.
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Administration takes bipartisan fire over Iran payment: The Obama administration is facing bipartisan skepticism over its $1.7 billion cash payment to Iran to settle a decades-old lawsuit that coincided with a prisoner swap.
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The Budget Control Act of 2011 was both a deal and the foundation for later deals, like the Ryan-Murray Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013 and the Obama-Boehner Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015.
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The bipartisan group grew and drafted a bill but was ultimately undermined by internal struggles and the 2010 election, which ushered in the Tea Party movement, making bipartisan compromise on immigration all but impossible.
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The two were part of the bipartisan group of House and Senate lawmakers that worked on negotiating a bipartisan compromise on border security to prevent the government from running out of funding after Friday.
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During the bipartisan meeting, Trump said guns should be taken from dangerous individuals even if it violates due process rights and suggested lawmakers remove a concealed carry measure from a bipartisan background checks bill.
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Our Senate bipartisan working group first proposed using an independent dispute resolution process as a backstop to protect patients in our STOP Surprise Medical Bills Act, which has the support of 27 bipartisan senators.
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"I ... like the fact that the firm is bipartisan and for the six years that I chaired the Foreign Affairs Committee, I ran the committee in a very bipartisan way," Royce told The Hill.
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The Due Process Act has more than 20 bipartisan cosponsors in the House, while the Fair Act has more than 50 bipartisan cosponsors in the House and at least seven cosponsors in the Senate.
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The negotiations, which appeared close to a bipartisan deal on Saturday, quickly unraveled on Sunday as Democrats accused Republicans of walking away from the negotiations and drafting the massive bill without a bipartisan agreement.
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We'll start with the spending bill: Analysis: Repeal of ObamaCare taxes in bipartisan spending deal costs $2628B There's a lot of money in tax cuts for the health care industry in this bipartisan deal.
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Reed has fashioned himself as someone willing to reach across the aisle: He is the co-chair of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus and has sought to promote a bipartisan approach to issues like immigration.
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" Goldman said while bipartisan cooperation looked possible on some issues following the election, the "political environment appears to be as polarized as ever, suggesting that issues that require bipartisan support may be difficult to address.
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Tom Reed (R-NY) and Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ), co-chairmen of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus, in addition to nearly 10 more bipartisan members of Congress to talk DACA and tax reform, Politico reports.
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And the Problem Solvers Caucus, a bipartisan group of lawmakers who work across the aisle, is also planning to put together a working group to chart a bipartisan path forward, Colorado Republican and member Rep.
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But he added that the bipartisan bill to protect Mueller was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee in April -- a rare bipartisan step that sends a warning signal to Trump not to remove Robert Mueller.
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That is why as co-chairs of the bipartisan Transatlantic Democracy Working Group, we are joining with a bipartisan group to take a stand for CEU, academic freedom and, in a broader sense, for democracy.
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The Lugar Center, for instance, publishes a Bipartisan Index that singles out those legislators who work hardest to reach across the aisle and co-sponsors bipartisan staff outreach on arms control and global food security.
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Bipartisan issue Flanked by the etched pills, Conway said Trump sees taking on the epidemic as a bipartisan issue that could be addressed before Washington's attention fully turns to the midterm elections in the fall.
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But, they said that they included areas of bipartisan agreement where they existed and tried to draft the legislation in a way that could garner bipartisan support in areas there they didn't have a deal.
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This is how Congress's immigration fight has gone so far, stuck between bipartisan proposals Trump and conservatives won't accept and conservative, Trump-backed proposals that have no hope of gaining bipartisan support in the Senate.
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Because you know, the Senate passed on a bipartisan basis by a voice vote, which basically means 100 percent of the Senators got behind a bipartisan deal that included much less funding for border security.
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Pelosi and Mnuchin have a history of securing bipartisan spending bills, as recently as last year when the pair ushered through a massive funding package that had bipartisan buy-in and support from the president.
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But perhaps even more than Kaine's yearning for big fiscal deals and bipartisan agreements on foreign policy, his bipartisan brand of politics is driven by his belief that the Senate should vote on tough issues.
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This bipartisan effort demonstrates a marked shift in legislative politics and illustrates that legislators on both sides of the aisle are willing to listen to their constituents and support bipartisan efforts to strengthen gun laws.
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But the viability of bipartisan dealmaking will largely depend on the President, who in recent weeks has both rejected bipartisan proposals and sang the praises of a bygone era of cooperation with Republicans and Democrats.
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Initially, these campaigns were considered liberal, but now they're increasingly bipartisan.
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Other largely bipartisan-supported provisions many voters see as good government.
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But the administration is facing bipartisan calls to change its approach.
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A bipartisan group in the Senate is calling for an investigation.
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That initially seemed to be a problem for any bipartisan deal.
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They could propose only bills that could attract some bipartisan support.
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The Republican president then rejected a bipartisan measure and negotiations stalled.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There is real bipartisan support for changing that. SEN.
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The programs in Massachusetts and Washington passed with significant bipartisan support.
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Bipartisan background check legislation has been stalled in the Senate. Sen.
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He was a bipartisan donor — giving to both Democrats and Republicans.
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Pence has maintained that the voter commission is bipartisan in nature.
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The bill has bipartisan support from other members on the committee.
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We're going to have to do that with a bipartisan bill.
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The policy has won past elections and has bipartisan political support.
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Previous winners of the Bipartisan Justice Award include Harris and Sen.
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Congress passed the Equal Rights Amendment in 2628 with bipartisan support.
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We are going to get this done in a bipartisan manner.
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It was not a bipartisan move — the committee's top Republican, Rep.
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Bipartisan support "should be essential", he said, for Supreme Court nominations.
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Ryan is in Israel with a bipartisan delegation of House officials.
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He answered affirmatively, pointing to bipartisan support for bump stock bans.
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A bipartisan consensus around climate change was slowly sprouting in Washington.
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My ideal option would be a bipartisan bill in the House.
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Approval of a bipartisan bill that would allow families of Sept.
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Everything up until now could, plausibly, receive bipartisan support in Congress.
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Spurious accusations threaten the bipartisan coalition built by election security advocates.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia, in hopes of a bipartisan acquittal.
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"There's a potential scope for a bipartisan move here," he said.
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House Democrats and Republicans condemned the decision in a bipartisan rebuke.
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Past bipartisan efforts by Democrats and Trump have brought mixed results.
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The votes against the impeachment articles were bipartisan in the House.
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This is a bipartisan, if not nonpartisan, consensus among federal prosecutors.
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These common-sense reforms have enjoyed bipartisan support in the past.
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The other, a carbon tax, is bipartisan and reflects controversial compromise.
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The president does not want a big bipartisan deal on immigration.
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Hopefully, we can put those ideas in a very bipartisan bill.
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At the same time, it highlights the rarity of bipartisan progress.
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Mark Warner (D-VA) and a bipartisan pair of colleagues, Sens.
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The STATES Act, a piece of bipartisan legislation proposed by Sens.
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The Bush White House was also the last organically bipartisan administration.
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The announcement came after a bipartisan call from members of Congress.
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The bipartisan Commons Brexit committee has just unanimously endorsed this suggestion.
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On that front, however, expectations of a bipartisan deal are lukewarm.
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Speaking sunnily of bipartisan cooperation, he seems lost in another era.
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But deepening distrust of China is a bipartisan norm in Congress.
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Expressing opinions that clash with self-interest is a bipartisan activity.
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Being bipartisan isn't the same as being nonpartisan, the group contends.
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There is still time for Congress to pass a bipartisan fix.
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That's why I'm proud that I worked in a bipartisan way.
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" The bipartisan support for hemp legalization: "Everyone wants this to happen.
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The hearings come amid rising bipartisan anger about high drug prices.
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Fortunately, there is bipartisan legislation in Congress to fix this problem.
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What about the bipartisan bill to tighten the background check system?
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She also continued to tweet in favor of a bipartisan solution.
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A bipartisan push to resolve the situation has yet to materialize.
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This bipartisan consensus has broad political support among the American electorate.
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He's also well qualified for the job, bipartisan and relatively reserved.
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Despite occasional blazing rows, foreign policy was until recently fairly bipartisan.
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The state Legislature approved the package in June with bipartisan support.
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The backlash in Congress to Trump's decision was swift and bipartisan.
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And, as Schleifer notes, the dissatisfaction with tech companies is bipartisan.
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Go deeper: House Intel Committee threatens DOJ with rare bipartisan subpoena
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After months of posturing, they have no bill with bipartisan support.
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Stumpf has faced bipartisan outrage for his handling of the scandal.
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The Senate, meanwhile, passed its own bipartisan version that excluded them.
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The bipartisan legislation has the support of President Donald Trump's administration.
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Speaking of pulp preferences, a bipartisan majority of eight, including Sen.
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Trump rejected a bipartisan agreement reached by a group of senators.
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As a bipartisan group of former members of Congress explained in
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The White House has since rejected every bipartisan deal on immigration.
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Additionally, any new tax legislation would need bipartisan support, he said.
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"I don't think there's any impeachment unless it's bipartisan," she said.
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Trump has received bipartisan criticism for appearing too warm with Putin.
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"There is a path for bipartisan victories in Congress," Geduldig says.
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It also denied Trump a bipartisan acquittal vote in the Senate.
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The bipartisan, seven-member board must approve the island's annual budgets.
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Now he can add manufacturing to his pitch, a bipartisan priority.
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Now more than ever, we need strong bipartisan support for science.
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To that end, we recently introduced bipartisan legislation, along with Sens.
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This legislation should be relatively non-controversial and attract bipartisan support.
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There is a bipartisan path forward on all of these items.
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Chuck Schumer's offer to find a bipartisan fix to health care.
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This is one issue that with great potential for bipartisan cooperation.
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First, infrastructure investment is a bipartisan priority that unites both parties.
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But JASTA enjoys overwhelming bipartisan support in both chambers of Congress.
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I urge Congress to move quickly to pass this bipartisan legislation.
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It is unclear whether the 2019 measure will receive bipartisan support.
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This is the kind of bipartisan, "what works" solution Americans crave.
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The bipartisan, nearly $1.2 trillion measure comes after weeks of negotiations.
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In recent months, however, the issue has generated growing bipartisan support.
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You'd have a hard time getting much bipartisan support for that.
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Reason it could pass: Historically, such protections have garnered bipartisan support.
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A POLICY UPDATE: A bipartisan group of lawmakers led by Sen.
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Second, bipartisan support for children's issues also extends beyond America's borders.
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Chris Christie to lead the bipartisan group, which included Democrats Gov.
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It was co-signed by a bipartisan group of 28500 lawmakers.
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Given the difficulties, Mazur said lawmakers should seek bipartisan collaboration, ideally.
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And I hope this can be done on a bipartisan basis.
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A re-examination of the question could yield surprisingly bipartisan agreement.
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The Senate approved the bipartisan measure by an 86-11 vote.
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Medicare Advantage, however, enjoys bipartisan support and is flush with money.
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The bipartisan White House task force, chaired by New Jersey Gov.
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But a bipartisan group of lawmakers — led by Schumer and Sen.
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What do you make of this bipartisan revolt against the establishment?
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" It was, "What is the bipartisan deal going to look like?
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McConnell has so far refused to take up that bipartisan bill.
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Doctors of optometry support bipartisan legislation introduced in Congress this year.
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Fred Upton (R-Mich.) then began crafting a truly bipartisan version.
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Thankfully, a bipartisan majority of Representatives in the House is listening.
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But it has bipartisan support, and the EWG's Faber is hopeful.
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In fact, any change requiring bipartisan co-operation will be difficult.
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But this is also rare and always relies on bipartisan opposition.
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The initiative is the result of bipartisan legislation passed in 2010.
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Loving the attention on our bipartisan work ... but no ulterior motive.
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The current research and experimentation tax credit has broad bipartisan support.
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There always has been a bipartisan pathway to substantive immigration reform.
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Trump also faced bipartisan pressure to revoke his invite to Erdoğan.
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Drug prices in particular might be a place for bipartisan accord.
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The aid was finally released in mid-September amid bipartisan pressure.
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And the center insists is it bipartisan, at least in promise.
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Bipartisan momentum is growing in both chambers to build the museum.
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Whether the bipartisan push will be successful remains to be seen.
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Bipartisan #DACA bill will be on the Senate floor in January.
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It's working, but it must continue to have robust bipartisan support.
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In the U.S., there have been bipartisan Congressional hearings and legislation.
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In order to move the needle, we need real bipartisan leadership.
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The tax for nonprofits also has garnered bipartisan criticism in Congress.
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Most of the bills are uncontroversial and received wide bipartisan support.
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We've done it hopefully very soon and in a bipartisan way.
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Although he later retracted the remark amid a bipartisan backlash, Mrs.
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It commissioned a bipartisan pair of polling firms for the project.
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First, they're been made on issues that have broad bipartisan support.
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Steve Bell is a senior advisor at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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Sanctions and resolutions attracted bipartisan sponsors and passed with overwhelming majorities.
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The Senate would do well to return to its bipartisan practices.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers is coming together over marijuana reform.
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Sandy Davis is a senior advisor at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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The House of Representatives may enjoy a bipartisan moment this week.
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"There's already bipartisan support to pass the DREAM Act," said Hoyer.
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The problem at hand is a thoroughly bipartisan one as well.
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The president should stop undermining bipartisan efforts to do just that.
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There is strong bipartisan support for the Housing Credit in Congress.
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Delaware's new law, which takes immediate effect, was a bipartisan effort.
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"There's a lot of bipartisan support on this issue," Ryan said.
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A bipartisan Senate bill last year included $1.6 billion in funding.
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Confirming an FBI director is usually done with strong bipartisan support.
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Embrace the sustainable bipartisan work that can improve peoples' lives, now.
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Bipartisan agreement on an issue this important doesn't happen every day.
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The amendment received broad bipartisan support; co-sponsors ranged from Sens.
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It was co-signed by a bipartisan group of 85033 lawmakers.
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The House and Senate passed different bipartisan reform measures last year.
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Bipartisan senators unveil measure to crack down on surprise medical bills.
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In 1971, Richard Nixon vetoed a bipartisan bill establishing universal childcare.
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"The mission to get bin Laden was bipartisan," Robert O'Neill tweeted.
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He also insisted that corruption in politics is a bipartisan issue.
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In 2016, a bipartisan group of lawmakers -- headed by former Sen.
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Jason Grumet is founder and president of the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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In contrast, Romney's bill aims to create a more bipartisan approach.
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"We want the reorganization to be bipartisan," he told The Post.
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Transporting police dogs to prevent opioid overdoses is a bipartisan issue.
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Reinsurance continues to be a popular, bipartisan solution to premium increases.
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Congress has done a remarkable job of passing groundbreaking, bipartisan legislation.
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"We want this to be as bipartisan as possible," Pelosi said.
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The House already passed it on a bipartisan 357-57 vote.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers on the House Intelligence Committee — Reps.
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Curbelo is hoping to return the CHC to its bipartisan roots.
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We need to strengthen and grow the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus.
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The committee cleared her nomination on a bipartisan 15-6 vote.
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The measure passed on an overwhelming bipartisan vote of 95-3.
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But to be sure, true conspiracy theories are a bipartisan phenomenon.
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Bipartisan and nonpartisan movements also need to work in 3,141 counties.
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Decreasing rates of unintended pregnancies is a shared and bipartisan goal.
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A bipartisan group of senators that included Durbin, Flake and Sen.
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It has 15 bipartisan co-sponsors beyond the two main sponsors.
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The measure passed the House and Senate with broad bipartisan support.
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Today, even when thoughtful, bipartisan ideas are available Congress remains deadlocked.
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The fix has bipartisan support in Congress but has not passed.
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"Hopefully we can get to bipartisan agreements on funding," Hoyer said.
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Thus, there is growing bipartisan momentum to fix this non-problem.
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The bipartisan commission monitors the security implications of U.S.-China relations.
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However, a bipartisan group of five regulators unanimously rejected that plan.
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Tax reform would seem a less fertile area for bipartisan agreement.
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We applaud this bipartisan commitment to fighting disease and saving lives.
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John Moolenaar (R-Mich.) – as well as similar bipartisan legislation (H.
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There is bipartisan support for U.S. action to address the situation.
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There is also bipartisan support for tackling the issue in Congress.
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Divided government prevents bipartisan action on even the most inconsequential legislation.
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Republican leaders also left the door open to a bipartisan bill.
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States can — and should — continue to build on the bipartisan consensus.
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Congress has advanced several bipartisan legislative initiatives to this end. Sens.
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The leaders of the bipartisan Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus should be commended.
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This issue must be addressed immediately and in a bipartisan manner.
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The trick has been bringing everyone together on a bipartisan basis.
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Congress is responding to the nation's retirement crisis with bipartisan solutions.
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The organic-milk mom could be the new bipartisan soccer mom.
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Pelosi has also said there should be bipartisan support for impeachment.
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The affordable housing crisis is a bipartisan issue that transcends geography.
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I believe we will have large bipartisan support on the bill.
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The good news: There is real, bipartisan momentum for meaningful reform.
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A bipartisan group of nine governors were involved — including Michigan Gov.
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That Democratic proposal was initially approved in a bipartisan House vote.
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That's a trifecta that should earn bipartisan support and swift enactment.
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Without a bipartisan deal, Corker warned, a measure drafted by Sens.
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That event was lauded as a glorious bipartisan rebuke of Trump.
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Warner-Isakson is truly bipartisan — a rarity in Washington these days.
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Infrastructure, however, has the possibility of being the elusive bipartisan win.
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But a bipartisan coalition rallied enough support to overcome that opposition.
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The Virginia governor quickly faced mounting bipartisan calls for his resignation.
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"This is a bipartisan event," Jackie Rooney told the news outlet.
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Congress must codify widely accepted net neutrality protections through bipartisan legislation.
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Bipartisan bills that address real national problems are rare these days.
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Tax reform is an issue that is ripe for bipartisan compromise.
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Congress continues to see at least some apparent bipartisan oversight efforts.
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The bipartisan board dissolved in December 2018 without certifying the results.
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A compromise could also appeal to voters on a bipartisan basis.
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Identifying wasteful and redundant government programs has been a bipartisan exercise.
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" Jentleson said ObamaCare was "crafted in a fundamentally transparent & bipartisan way.
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The legislation had over 30 bipartisan sponsors during the last Congress.
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GOP leaders have signaled that a bipartisan stabilization bill from Sens.
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In Hoboken, N.J., Washington is being built, without the bipartisan rancor.
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"Not buying peas in the guac," he wrote, a bipartisan conclusion.
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It's going to have to be done on a bipartisan basis.
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Michael Feighan (D-Ohio), mobilized bipartisan resistance to Johnson's immigration bill.
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Reinsurance is one of the rare measures that enjoys bipartisan support.
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Now Congress is considering bipartisan legislation to loosen tough sentencing laws.
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That bill failed in the state Senate on a bipartisan vote.
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Bipartisan support: It's a change pushed by both Republicans and Democrats.
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Yes, but: The taxes have been delayed before with bipartisan support.
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He addressed what he characterized as a bipartisan challenge in 225.
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The comments have received bipartisan backlash over the last few days.
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The bipartisan Offshore Wind for Territories Act passed by voice vote.
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Bipartisan groups of legislators coalesced on both sides of the debate.
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The Mental Health Reform Act – a bipartisan bill introduced by Sens.
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But Collins, Manchin and their colleagues crafted a bipartisan agreement anyway.
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One June 22019, a bipartisan group of legislators led by Rep.
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In 2015, Kuster co-founded the House Bipartisan Heroin Task Force.
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There are suggestions of some bipartisan interest in protecting consumer privacy.
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She co-chairs the Bipartisan Working Group to End Domestic Violence.
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When McCain joined in a bipartisan spirit with Wisconsin Democratic Sen.
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Two bipartisan approaches have been proposed by South Carolina Republican Sen.
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In the Senate, a bipartisan group led by Collins and Sen.
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He is a member of the Bipartisan Congressional Pro-Life Caucus.
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Yet, comprehensive healthcare reform proposals have stubbornly bucked this bipartisan tradition.
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He also is focusing on building bipartisan relationships on Capitol Hill.
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In our experience, such Executive Branch briefings have always been bipartisan.
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A bipartisan resolution was introduced in Congress on Thursday by Sens.
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As late as last Friday, bipartisan healthcare reform's prospects looked good.
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Responding in a bipartisan way is essential to any affective response.
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There was a bipartisan effort to put more money into that.
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That's where the opportunity is to arrive at that bipartisan compromise.
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" Holt said he is someone who would "work in bipartisan fashion.
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Trump nonetheless called for bipartisan cooperation during his nearly hourlong address.
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Congress has a bipartisan problem – an out-of-control spending habit.
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The issue, she points out, is bipartisan and bigger than politics.
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Second, we have bipartisan solutions right here in front of us.
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In short, they fear Congress functioning in a conventional, bipartisan way.
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Sanders joins a long bipartisan list of politicians condemning the shooting.
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He has a bipartisan bill on that issue with Connecticut Sen.
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A bipartisan legislative commission in July projected a $7.8 billion deficit.
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The good news is that school choice is gaining bipartisan support.
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With such broad industry and bipartisan support, why hasn't it happened?
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Later in the afternoon, though, Alexander declared the bipartisan efforts dead.
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Earlier this month, the bipartisan Senate Broadband Caucus, led by Sen.
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A comprehensive infrastructure package is a rare opportunity for bipartisan collaboration.
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Today, 31 states do, and those measures enjoy broad bipartisan support.
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He suggested it could provide bipartisan interest in getting something done.
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Advocates have noted that the idea, generally formulated, has bipartisan support.
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There is surprisingly broad and deep bipartisan support for these principles.
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President Trump, please keep holding bipartisan meetings to forge a solution.
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They need to prevent any hint of bipartisan consensus from emerging.
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The bipartisan letter was signed by 12 Democrats and six Republicans.
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Now they'll look to work with Democrats on a bipartisan bill.
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While Mr. Donnelly talks of being bipartisan, Republicans are not obliging.
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As far as I'm concerned, this has been a bipartisan mess.
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In the U.S. however, bipartisan criticism of the Saudis has intensified.
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It has bipartisan support, not just in Congress but among voters.
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On Tuesday, a bipartisan group of lawmakers led by GOP Sen.
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And Democrats and several Senate Republicans put together a bipartisan deal.
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Trump's departure from the decades-long bipartisan consensus was politically brilliant.
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What was the significance of this act and was it bipartisan?
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It came 31 years after the bipartisan tax reform of 1986.
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First, growing bipartisan acceptance of the tenets of free market capitalism.
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The system was presented as a bipartisan bill by former Sens.
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"The truth of the matter is it's bipartisan corruption," he said.
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Remember that bipartisan immigration get-together he held back in January?
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The law passed with broad bipartisan support in the state legislature.
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And the most bipartisan ideas might not be the best ones.
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The Senate's revised bipartisan criminal justice reform bill, spearheaded by Sen.
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Bipartisan, moderate politics feel inadequate for the political moment, liberals argue.
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Over the past decade, currency manipulation has become a bipartisan concern.
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A bipartisan group of senators is trying to block the deal.
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Furthermore, its bipartisan support allows the plan to be long-lasting.
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Republicans appear unwilling to jam the president with a bipartisan bill.
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"This bill represents a significant bipartisan step forward," Mr. McConnell said.
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Drilling has largely had bipartisan support among Alaskan lawmakers as well.
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For more coverage and analysis of the bipartisan effort, read here.
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Background reading: • President Trump's comments were met with a bipartisan backlash.
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Few federal programs have ever enjoyed such broad bipartisan political support.
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Facial recognition has received bipartisan scrutiny as its use has grown.
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"This legislation deserves broad bipartisan support," Barr said in a statement.
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A bipartisan group of influential senators is proposing to change that.
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How do you think a carbon tax could get bipartisan support?
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Her openness to bipartisanship has, paradoxically, made her a bipartisan target.
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The House passed a bipartisan emergency coronavirus spending bill last week.
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Catch up quick: Bipartisan Committee leaders sent Watkins a letter Aug.
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That raised questions about Congress's ability to pass any bipartisan legislation.
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And Trump has enacted bipartisan agreements to ramp up government spending.
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The chamber approved the bipartisan plan in a 38-8 vote.
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But bipartisan proposals to update the law have languished for years.
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This issue is bipartisan but not without ethnic and socioeconomic disparities.
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Nor did he secure the bipartisan support he had hoped for.
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It's bipartisan but has a mostly Democratic slate for the midterms.
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The filibuster was technically bipartisan, with 19 Democrats voting against cloture.
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This group also proposed a bipartisan Joint Committee on Congress. Reps.
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I want us to find a bipartisan solution with adequate funding.
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In other words, increasing voter participation should be a bipartisan project.
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And there's some bipartisan support for Roberts staying out of it.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee is having an investigation, a bipartisan investigation.
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The panel will mark up a bipartisan bill introduced by Reps.
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The panel will mark up a bipartisan bill introduced by Reps.
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The race to pile on new prohibitions is a bipartisan effort.
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" Graham: "Speaker [Pelosi] supports bipartisan sanctions against Turkey's outrages in Syria.
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The only thing that's going to work is a bipartisan bill.
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In the end, a bipartisan vote, 81-18, reopened the government.
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We urge all of our colleagues to support our bipartisan bill.
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For decades, American support of Israel has been broad and bipartisan.
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That idea has garnered bipartisan support on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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They are quick to assert their bipartisan or apolitical bona fides.
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But the bipartisan whiplash in the Senate has been especially striking.
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If you watched impeachment inquiry, the only bipartisan vote was no.
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The Virginia governor quickly faced mounting, bipartisan calls for his resignation.
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Our "bipartisan" Congressional orientation is cohosted by a corporate lobbyist group.
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Big news: super close to a bipartisan breakthrough on gun legislation.
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However, first and foremost, we want regulatory reform to be bipartisan.
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In a sign of the bipartisan support USMCA could garner, Sens.
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The Senate approved the bipartisan measure by a 86-11 vote.
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It's going to be necessary and it's going to be bipartisan.
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There are no bipartisan, public hearings on the Graham-Cassidy bill.
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Indeed, we can celebrate this rare bipartisan legislative victory in Washington.
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And it wasn't just Republican opposition that stopped the bipartisan proposal.
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We need to get some things done: nominations, other bipartisan legislation.
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Some of the most important deficit-reduction packages have been bipartisan.
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"Trees are the ultimate bipartisan issue," Mr. Benioff told the NYT.
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Some elements of the bill, which had bipartisan support, make sense.
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The right approach to immigration reform would be bipartisan and comprehensive.
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Sondland sailed through his Senate confirmation process with bipartisan support. Sen.
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Nevertheless, the funding bill is expected to pass with bipartisan support.
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A bipartisan bill pending in the Senate would close this loophole.
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With some bipartisan support, lawmakers' approval of S. 2155 was expected.
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There was bipartisan opposition to the freeze up on Capitol Hill.
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Sasse, who was not at the bipartisan meeting, blasted Trump's statement.
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The trade deal is expected to pass with strong bipartisan support.
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The act was met with bipartisan support, and passed 410-4.
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But the bill nonetheless offers a rare opportunity for bipartisan agreement.
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He won election after election for 21990 years with bipartisan support.
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The House approved the accord last month in a bipartisan vote.
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And the Equifax outcry has revived bipartisan chatter on the topic.
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I actually work out in the morning with a bipartisan group.
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The Virginia governor quickly faced mounting bipartisan calls for his resignation.
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But none of Katko's bipartisan legislation has yet cleared the Senate.
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But even in a fractured Congress, it could win bipartisan support.
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A bipartisan group of 11 House lawmakers warned in a Jan.
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Trump's abrupt foreign policy move was met with immediate bipartisan criticism.
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And the effort to prosecute leakers must continue to be bipartisan.
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Insurers had been hoping that a bipartisan bill proposed by Sens.
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Jacqueline Rodríguez is a policy analyst at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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Among senators, there is overwhelming bipartisan opposition to such a change.
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Another alternative would be to support a bipartisan, permanent legislative proposal.
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Federal initiatives to decrease abuse and neglect inevitably receive bipartisan support.
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Trump made concessions to conservatives as he promoted a bipartisan deal.
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Virginia businesses are benefiting from a bipartisan push to cut regulations.
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The new bipartisan spending deal from Congress only exacerbates the problem.
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The legislation underscores an unyielding stream of bipartisan rage at Turkey.
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And then, after Snowden, the law was updated -- with bipartisan support.
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Its funding is up for renewal, and it is historically bipartisan.
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However, Mueller has wide-spread bipartisan support for continuing his investigation.
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Trump has faced bipartisan criticism for the order over the weekend.
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Speaking Wednesday, Kelly said the bipartisan agreement offered by Republican Sen.
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"We had bipartisan buy-in from Day 1," Ms. DeGette said.
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Jason Grumet is president of the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington.
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That's why we introduced the bipartisan Restoring the Patient's Voice Act.
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Bipartisan ObamaCare reform could start to heal divided nation Rank partisanship.
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A bipartisan Senate Finance Committee bill has yet to gain traction.
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Democrats say that they are still pushing for a bipartisan deal.
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The good news is that reforming CTE already has bipartisan support.
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And second, lasting reforms are those done on a bipartisan basis.
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Doing so in a bipartisan way will only make MACRA better.
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So here's what real bipartisan tax reform compromise might look like.
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Congress must act in a bipartisan way to improve the ACA.
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Followed by a Senate career dedicated to destroying bipartisan immigration reform.
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Until recently, increasing broadband deployment had traditionally been a bipartisan cause.
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CHIP was signed into law in 2628 with strong bipartisan support.
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This year's bipartisan House surveillance reform effort is led by Reps.
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Alexander has backed the bipartisan DACA bill rejected by the President.
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There's strong bipartisan support among lawmakers for preserving DACA, as well.
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Policies concerning reproductive rights were the exception to the bipartisan support.
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There is even a bipartisan Karaoke night for all state legislators!
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The bipartisan, bicameral coalition, which I now co-chair with Rep.
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A committee product, negotiated in a bipartisan manner, cannot be changed.
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John Hickenlooper (D), who unveiled a bipartisan plan with Ohio Gov.
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" In contrast, Kim's advertisements have messaged that she's "independent" and "bipartisan.
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"We're actually getting — you won't believe this — bipartisan support," Trump said.
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The governors are likely to be receptive to this bipartisan approach.
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On Wednesday, a bipartisan group of senators -- led by Republican Sen.
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"There's strong bipartisan support for work force development," Mr. Harris said.
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Our defense policies have also enjoyed overwhelming bipartisan support in Congress.
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It is also built on a solid foundation of bipartisan support.
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FERC is an independent agency that is run by bipartisan commissioners.
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They should work with Democrats to enact a bipartisan fix instead.
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Graham and Cassidy said they supported the bipartisan measure from Sens.
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On Thursday, lawmakers will consider a bipartisan amendment offered by Rep.
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McConnell said he wants to work on bipartisan issues next year.
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"If there is a way to make this bipartisan," said Sen.
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A bipartisan group of moderates met in the office of Sen.
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Like CHIP, Community Health Centers have always received strong bipartisan support.
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In a strong, bipartisan display of support for American values, Sens.
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Corker said he hoped the plan could pass with bipartisan support.
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First, Congress could turn the bureau into an independent bipartisan commission.
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Mnuchin said the administration has been working with the bipartisan leadership.
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There is bipartisan support for many of the concepts and policies.
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The law passed with bipartisan support in 85033, with only Sens.
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He urged bipartisan cooperation on issues such as infrastructure and immigration.
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Monday's deal is the broadest bipartisan effort to reshape Dodd-Frank.
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And there is little upon which to build consensual, bipartisan solutions.
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The bipartisan meeting is scheduled to begin at 2:45 p.m.
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Congress has passed a series of bipartisan criminal justice law reforms.
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Four Democrats opposed the bipartisan measure, all liberal freshmen, including Rep.
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The bill has bipartisan backing and is co-sponsored by Rep.
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None of this means Cohn is some kind of bipartisan hero.
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William Hoagland is senior vice president at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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Fitzpatrick has also repeatedly called for a bipartisan immigration reform plan.
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Sen. Susan Collins explains bipartisan group she co-chairs with Sen.
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Lost in all this may be any chance of bipartisan policymaking.
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They were passed with bipartisan support, after a lengthy legislative process.
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D.S. measures, he pointed to an alternative bipartisan approach as preferable.
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Some others sought to position themselves as bipartisan on the issue.
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And that is why we have bipartisan support for this position.
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The bipartisan consensus supporting harsh immigration and border enforcement has fractured.
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He presented himself as moderate and bipartisan, always willing to listen.
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So how might policymakers turn this strong, bipartisan consensus into action?
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The bipartisan "Review the Rule Act" is also sponsored by Sens.
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The Senate passed the proposal by a bipartisan 65-32 vote.
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There's a bipartisan consensus that something must be done, but when?
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Trump has already nixed one bipartisan proposal put forward by Sens.
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The legislation had broad bipartisan support and generated little public debate.
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Investment is one of the few areas ripe for bipartisan agreement.
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Trump tweeted a bipartisan budget deal was "not happening!" in April.
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His speech suggested he wanted a bipartisan process through regular order.
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The Community Development Block Grant has historically enjoyed wide, bipartisan support.
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I think strangely there's bipartisan support for scrutiny of big tech.
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But even with bipartisan support, passing such legislation presents a challenge.
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He said he sees no signs of bipartisan cooperation on investigations.
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Do you have any hope anything bipartisan is going to happen?
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But the likelihood of passing bipartisan public health legislation is disappearing.
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Before the shutdown, there was growing bipartisan attention to the issue.
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On the Republican side, bipartisan group participants included Collins and Sens.
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Then Trump rejected an emerging bipartisan deal to restore those protections.
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"While bipartisan cooperation looked possible on some issues following the election, the political environment appears to be as polarized as ever, suggesting that issues that require bipartisan support may be difficult to address," the bank added.
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But to remind the most weary legislative news-junkies out that there that sometimes both the Senate and the House have their bipartisan moments, here are five examples of political decorum that resulted in bipartisan victories.
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"You've got to remember that McConnell doesn't like the bill, and all I can say is that you ought to let a Republican president who needs a big, bipartisan victory have a bipartisan victory," he said.
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I think I can get a bipartisan consensus on resilience and then implementing the president's orders until we frankly win back enough seats, take back the Senate, and get back to bipartisan... (CROSSTALK) RAMOS: Senator Sanders?
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"By jamming together our bipartisan efforts to lower drug costs with clearly partisan bills to bail out Obamacare, Democrats are once again putting politics — and partisanship — over bipartisan policy," said Representative Greg Walden, Republican of Oregon.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyBottom Line On parental leave, a bipartisan strike for progress This bipartisan plan is the most progressive approach to paid parental leave MORE (R-La.), among others, will work on the account.
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IT WAS A BIPARTISAN DUNKFEST: Bipartisan dissatisfaction with the Department of the Interior was on display Thursday as lawmakers on the House Natural Resources Committee probed the difficulties they've faced in getting information on department business.
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Schumer said President Donald Trump originally urged lawmakers to come up with a bipartisan health care fix, but he added that the president's reluctance to support the bipartisan bill comes after the "right wing" attacked it.
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Banking panel Dems push chairman for bipartisan reg relief bill: Four moderate Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee on Friday asked the panel's chairman to help strike a bipartisan deal to amend Obama-era financial regulations.Sens.
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A year later, I saw Congress act with enormous bipartisan support to create the independent, bipartisan National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States to investigate what happened and ensure that it would never happen again.
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Kasich has long pushed for bipartisan healthcare reform, and even went as far as joining forces with a bipartisan group of governors to speak out against Senate and House Republican versions of the repeal-and-replace bill.
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"Well, there's conversations already started, bipartisan conversation, about whether we can come up with a bipartisan Senate bill before February 8," said Senate No. 2 Democrat Dick Durbin, who had been pursuing a DACA compromise for months.
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On Tuesday January 9, Trump held a nearly-hour long immigration confab with bipartisan congressional leaders in which he repeatedly voiced support for a bipartisan solution to the challenges of DACA recipients and his proposed border wall.
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Every member of Congress should join the Bipartisan HBCU Caucus, every political candidate in 2020 should have a plan that is strategic and flexible enough to find bipartisan comprises to actually get an HBCU-related agenda passed.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyBottom Line On parental leave, a bipartisan strike for progress This bipartisan plan is the most progressive approach to paid parental leave MORE, M.D. (R-La.) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) and Reps.
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Kelly Ayotte revealed the bipartisan group, which includes Collins, King, Heitkamp, Sen.
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The California bill passed the Assembly on May 9 with bipartisan support.
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Mr. Morgan said he appreciated the bipartisan respect shown for Justice Scalia.
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As the research advances, we could see more bipartisan support like this.
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The act was first introduced as a bipartisan measure by Republican Sens.
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Daschle argued that bipartisan support will be key in making these changes.
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CHIP reauthorization is not typically contentious as the program receives bipartisan support.
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They won't be afraid to reach across the aisle for bipartisan solutions.
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She notably mentioned proposals that largely have broad, bipartisan support among Americans.
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This is a commonsense, bipartisan way to make serious progress for veterans.
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They didn't get enough bipartisan support for it, so it went nowhere.
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SO THERE ARE SOME THINGS ON WHICH THERE CAN BE BIPARTISAN AGREEMENT.
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Brat, trying to show some bipartisan appeal, talked about admiring Vermont Sen.
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It has been years since Congress has worked in a bipartisan manner.
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Look, I think Mark Warner has been part of a bipartisan investigation.
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The president's written statement sparked a bipartisan backlash among congressional lawmakers. Sen.
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Bob Goodlatte (R-VA), and negotiations on bipartisan proposals have largely stalled.
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There is a bipartisan healthcare solution already in the works with Sen.
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The bill had previously passed the Senate by an overwhelming bipartisan vote.
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Nothing about the handling of Ford's allegation in Congress has been bipartisan.
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Rosenstein won broad bipartisan backing for his nomination to the Justice Department.
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"There's interest among bipartisan members, and lays groundwork for the next Congress."
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And the '86 reforms of course were a model of bipartisan cooperation.
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I think the Manchin/Tombey has 200 are bipartisan co-sponsors. 200.
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Now a bipartisan group of senators is trying to save Mueller's job.
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Then, his bipartisan nature and establishment-friendly bona fides were selling points.
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And it will feature leaders of the House bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus.
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Where real bipartisan interests can converge is around holding these corporations accountable.
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In the US Congress, nothing is so bipartisan as hating on Facebook.
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Removing someone from office through the impeachment process takes substantial bipartisan support.
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It's with a bipartisan attitude that she takes Ugg a step forward.
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Speier is now working on bipartisan legislation to speed up the process.
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He said attempting bipartisan negotiations with Republicans on climate change won't work.
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It was co-sponsored by a group of bipartisan lawmakers, including Graham.
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In 2013, they looked on as a bipartisan bill championed by Sens.
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Miller's comments came as a bipartisan congressional delegation was also visiting Afghanistan.
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A poll taken in July showed widespread bipartisan support for term limits.
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The bill passed with a wide, bipartisan support vote of 203–12.
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On Tuesday, the bipartisan group of senators and representatives, led by Rep.
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Lake and Republican pollster Bob Carpenter stressed this is a bipartisan issue.
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Trump has nixed every bipartisan immigration proposal for not being hardline enough.
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"It's clear it needs to be done on a bipartisan basis," Sen.
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If they're smart, they'll try to do it in a bipartisan way.
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