Partisan voting, partisan attacks, partisan character assassination, and partisan gridlock have all come to define the way the nation handles selecting its nominees to the highest court in the land.
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The 5003 partisan websites for which Alexa had upstream data showed a clear pattern of partisan sites receiving traffic from other partisan sites.
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There's always been partisan bickering, and even partisan fighting, in America.
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But she&aposs a partisan -- POWELL: Partisan animus towards this president.
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We give that power to a partisan president and a partisan Senate.
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"Members on active duty may not participate in partisan activities such as soliciting or engaging in partisan fundraiser activities, serving as the sponsor of a partisan club, or speaking before a partisan gathering," according to the Department of Defense.
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The politicians who benefit from partisan gerrymandering are unlikely to change partisan gerrymandering.
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Fears transcend partisan divide The anxiety does not simply run down partisan lines.
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"A partisan memo," he said, "is going to lead to another partisan memo."
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Even the question of whether the phrase is partisan has a partisan edge.
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Simply saying that will raise people's partisan hackles, but it's not a partisan comment.
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"It's never been partisan; we don't want it to be partisan now," she said.
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"The partisan nature of the inquiry attracted people with a partisan view," he said.
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And any such effort is interpreted by rigidly partisan voters along rigidly partisan lines.
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This is not a partisan issue, and this should not be a partisan issue.
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Partisan slugfest The dramatic partisan split was on full display throughout the marathon hearing.
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Overall, psychologists are really good at diagnosing the problem of partisan thinking and partisan reasoning.
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Republicans and Democrats are now very partisan, battles, and they vote in a partisan way.
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He wasn't a partisan hack, but he couldn't stop partisan hacks from running the county.
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Most members today arrived in Washington as partisan fighters, with enthusiasm for a partisan agenda.
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Partisan divides Massive partisan gaps continue to dominate views on Trump and his impeachment trial.
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Unless a party has enormous partisan majorities, a partisan impeachment effort is doomed to fail.
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Split partisan control: Finally, there's the potential for a partisan split among the three key bodies.
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Partisan differences And then there's the partisan views of members of Congress who have been briefed.
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Trump was slightly more partisan than Obama, who was more partisan than George W. Bush, etc.
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But journalists take their cues about what's important from partisan media outlets and partisan social media.
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And regardless of the partisan effects, universal suffrage just should not be a partisan issue. Gymnastics.
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That elevated fringe and partisan sites that produced intentionally misleading, highly partisan or downright false content.
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" "This is the only partisan— pure partisan impeachment vote in the history of the United States.
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Women in Congress are not the antidote to partisan polarization; like men, they are partisan beings.
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How partisan bias fuels fake news Partisan tribalism makes people more inclined to seek out and believe stories that justify their pre-existing partisan biases, whether or not they are true.
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"In a state in a Country that is becoming ever more partisan, partisan in its politics, partisan in its religion, partisan in its economic opportunities, there is one concept, there is one ideal, that cuts across and can bring people together, and that's justice," he said.
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Gore, helping to confirm partisan judges and enact partisan laws as part of the Bush White House.
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Partisan media can amplify existing partisan divisions—see Fox News yet again—but mostly they reflect them.
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"We should never allow partisan sabotage to build the case for further destructive partisan actions," said Slavitt.
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He is making impeachment more partisan on the grounds that others made it more partisan before him.
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What could be more chaotic than a hyper-partisan Pelosi squaring off against a hyper-partisan Trump?
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Yes, she says, since "partisan leaders, officials and candidates are likely to have especially strong partisan interests".
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"As such, further restricted employees may not engage in political activity on behalf of or in concert with a political party, candidate in a partisan race, or partisan political group...distributing material created by a political party, candidate in a partisan race, or partisan political group," the guidance states.
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The wholly partisan tax reform bill pieced together by Senate Republicans is a predictable product of partisan division.
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Most important, perhaps, 28503 states now authorize bi-partisan or non-partisan procedures to draw electoral district boundaries.
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This sharper partisan appeal has allowed them to come close to equalizing the partisan composition of the district.
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Of course, this would require more non-partisan state primaries and stops on partisan gerrymandering of legislative districts.
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It creates a false equivalency that all information is partisan information, and that all people have partisan motives.
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There's always a partisan split in any political poll, but man, this is more of a partisan Grand Canyon.
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So that was a Court that was deeply divided, and not on literally partisan but on quasi-partisan lines.
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Despite his strong qualifications, Gottlieb will face detractors in this partisan political climate, but FDA reform need not be partisan.
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At issue is partisan gerrymandering -- or the length to which legislators go when they manipulate district lines for partisan advantage.
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"There's a certain dynamic involved, as an appropriator, that is generally less partisan — generally, less partisan than we see," Rep.
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By its nature, the job is highly partisan at a time when voters claim to be sick of partisan battles.
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The needle doesn't provide a check on that emotion; it can merely channel it into partisan joy or equally partisan despair.
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"There is no reason to go any further, and especially in Congress where it's very partisan — obviously very partisan," Trump said.
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All partisan groups showed a majority saying it has become too partisan -- 236% of Republicans and 71% of Democrats and independents.
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"There is no reason to go any further, and especially in Congress where it's very partisan -- obviously very partisan," he said.
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Partisan gerrymandering: The court declined to take up a case of Texas partisan gerrymandering, allowing GOP-drawn congressional districts to stand.
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You're actually being a partisan hack who is just attacking me ad nauseum ... Tucker Carlson: Oh, I'm being a partisan hack.
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Perhaps it shouldn't be a surprise if the court strove for partisan symmetry in the context of a partisan gerrymandering case.
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The partisan ethos that compels many members to want to plow over their partisan adversaries isn't limited to the legislative process.
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A partisan fight over disaster aid You'd think helping Americans hard-hit by recent natural disasters would be a non-partisan issue.
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This makes sense: We know that when partisan information is introduced into an example, people's partisan instincts determine how they answer questions.
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Elections Canada, a non-partisan body that manages federal elections, has said that such advertising campaigns could be interpreted as partisan politics.
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But there is still plenty of partisan politicking around a proposal that ostensibly aims to end the damaging effects of partisan politicking.
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And the more partisan the hearings appear, the likelier voters are to process them as only partisan, and back their own team.■
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Items measuring personal economic circumstances also have a strong partisan cast, but the partisan differences on national economic conditions are far stronger.
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"When you nominate someone with a partisan background, it's going to be very difficult not to disclose their partisan activities," he said.
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The shift has come almost entirely through a divergence in partisan opinion: "The partisan gap over Keystone XL is stark," Pew writes.
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Calling out this behavior is difficult for anybody who's not a partisan Democrat, because doing so makes you sound like a partisan.
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"That was a pretty partisan exercise, but we didn't let the partisan part of it keep us from getting started," he said.
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While science isn't necessarily partisan in the best of times, the truth is looking more and more like a partisan issue these days.
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Some progressive groups say they want to take redistricting powers away from partisan legislators altogether and give them to independent, non-partisan commissions.
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"There is a detailed record of both the partisan intent and the intended partisan effects of the 2016 congressional districts," the ruling noted.
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"There is no reason to go any further, and especially in Congress, where it's very partisan -- obviously very partisan," Trump told the paper.
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In short, Heitkamp's efforts represent a bipartisan exception to the partisan rule on one of the most partisan topics: energy and climate change.
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For now, partisan politics is largely quiet, as the Labor Day weekend approaches and politicians hesitate to make partisan points during a disaster.
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Veronica Escobar and local non-partisan elected officials in the blue-leaning city of El Paso Saturday afternoon, politicians mostly avoided partisan politics.
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But unlike Trump, it is unclear that without a comparable partisan media outlet (Fox News) and unyielding partisan loyalty, that Biden would survive.
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Details: Facebook says the takedowns may have impacted more right-leaning hyper-partisan Pages, but many left-leaning hyper-partisan pages were removed, too.
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At the same time, she made the circular assertion that she couldn't vote for a partisan impeachment, thereby ensuring that it would remain partisan.
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With the increase in partisan media and partisan media criticism, suspicions run high that every news organization is working some sort of political angle.
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But in thinking clearly about our partisan divisions, we first need to recognize that partisan conflict is a healthy and necessary aspect of democracy.
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Much as voters might complain about the partisan fighting in Washington, the only thing voters like less than partisan fighting is their side compromising.
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The more the Court becomes the center of partisan conflict, in short, the more people are likely to see it through a partisan lens.
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The sharp partisan divide uncovered by PRRI isn't exactly shocking, but it certainly illuminates the subtext to many ongoing debates in US partisan politics.
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As partisan polarization in Congress increased over the past two decades, both Republicans and Democrats focused new energies on building their respective partisan brands.
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President Trump and many congressional Republicans now treat anything other than partisan hackery for their own side as partisan hackery for the other side.
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How about displaying on screen the partisan voting index of every representative who is interviewed so viewers can see how partisan their district is?
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Mr. McNulty, now a college president, said the fight over impeachment had gone from "partisan but constructive" in 1998 to "partisan and destructive" now.
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Following this trajectory — and putting the partisan process in the rear-view mirror — may result in bite-sized bills that bridge the partisan divide.
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TED is not an overtly partisan group, but in the eyes of its community, issues like climate change, Islamophobia, and gun violence aren't overtly partisan.
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Make no mistake, this rapacious partisan behavior is what the Supreme Court has just empowered with no realistic checks and balances on partisan self-interest.
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PARTISAN PERCEPTIONS Curtin has also identified an unusually wide and persistent partisan divide in economic expectations since the election of President Donald Trump in 2016.
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These legislators "are unlikely to change partisan gerrymandering" and because they "maintain themselves in office through partisan gerrymandering, the chances for legislative reform are slight".
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Bhatt and her colleagues found that 2121% of the 2160 partisan sites had at least one other partisan website among their top five upstream sites.
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"There is no reason to go any further, and especially in Congress where it's very partisan - obviously very partisan," Trump said, according to the Post.
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Americans' view of the economy is highly partisan, which helps explain the drastic shifts in polling about the economy after the election along partisan lines.
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Researchers have discovered that some social media platforms skew political ads toward a partisan audience, even if the campaign did not seek this partisan targeting.
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Moreover, he activated a previously non-existent partisan divide according to attitudes about Muslims — one that contributes to partisan sorting even after controlling for racial attitudes.
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This town is filled with divisions, partisan divisions, but this seems to go well beyond the idea of partisan divisions and get into different territory altogether.
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A few states have been able to cut down on partisan gerrymandering, largely because they don't rely on partisan state legislatures to draw redistricted congressional maps.
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New studies about engagement with congressional Facebook posts and hyper-partisan Facebook pages show that information shared by partisan sources is increasingly leading to angry reactions.
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Besides, both chambers were mostly decentralized committee-based institutions, where partisan leadership exerted minimal agenda control, so partisan control of the chamber didn't matter as much.
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"Partisan identification is bigger than anything the party does," said Frances Lee, a professor at the University of Maryland who wrote a book on partisan polarization.
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But Missouri's system is a whole lot better than the federal system, where a partisan president chooses nominees who must be confirmed by a partisan Senate.
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The Supreme Court will hear the biggest case of all in October: a challenge to Wisconsin's partisan gerrymander with the potential to curb partisan gerrymandering nationwide.
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"If it's an almost-partisan vote in the House, it'll be an almost-partisan vote in the Senate," said one Senate Republican familiar with party strategy.
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District polling: We use both polls by nonpartisan groups and partisan organizations, but control for whether the poll is conducted for a partisan or nonpartisan organization.
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And issues that might not have once been partisan issues, like whether 12 Years a Slave deserved an Oscar for Best Picture, have became deeply partisan.
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Lee has done impressive research showing how many procedural and seemingly non-ideological votes have become partisan, making a strong case for the partisan teamsmanship hypothesis.
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But even if that's not the case and he's merely reacting to partisan interest in the investigation with his own partisan reflexes, the misconduct involved is serious.
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There is a clear partisan argument for abandoning the Electoral College; however, there's also a clear partisan argument for Republicans about why the Electoral College should remain.
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The result is a non-deliberative process where almost all votes are partisan votes, cast with an eye to the partisan brand ahead of the next election.
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Warren, by contrast, has a little D next to her name, stayed neutral in the primary, and is seen by partisan Democrats as a properly partisan person.
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And since, as Frances Lee convincingly argues, we've been in a period of unusually tight partisan competition since the 1980s, partisan teamsmanship has increased as a result.
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By this measure, Mr. Sanders was the most partisan senator from 2017 to 2018, and the fourth most partisan out of 250 senators from 1993 to 2007.
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Lindsey Graham used his time to vanquish any kind of inner John McCain and he let out a loud partisan screed against his opponents for being partisan.
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And with the partisan preferences of the white electorate increasingly polarized along educational and urban/rural lines, that's giving the Senate a sharper and sharper partisan skew.
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"Part of the lobbying challenge is the employer mandate has been particularly partisan and fraught with partisan baggage," said Neil Tratwein, a lobbyist with the National Retail Federation.
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Courts cannot create workable tests for "separating excessive partisan gerrymandering from the run-of-the-mill consideration of partisan advantage by legislatures organized along party lines," Clement argues.
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Gerrymandered districts and partisan primaries produce politicians who need only listen to 5 percent of the most partisan voters in their party in order to stay in office.
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Here's what I'd do - the congress finally got around to pass the Highway Transportation Bill, which should never have been partisan - it turned into be one partisan argument.
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If leaning independents are former partisans who have become dissatisfied with politics, then winning their votes means appealing to partisan interests without engaging in an endless partisan war.
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Not just Trump, but many members of Congress, have chosen to depict anything other than partisan hackery for their own side as partisan hackery for the other side.
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The split mostly broke down on partisan lines - 83% of Republicans said it was, while 85% of Democrats said it wasn't, which is a pretty typical partisan split.
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It's something that, if it ever happens, should happen at a time of weird partisan exhaustion and gridlock (like 2015) rather than as an actual partisan agenda item.
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The 67-to-49 vote, mostly along partisan lines, was in support of a special committee report that favored seating Mr. Tullos by a 4-to-1 partisan vote.
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" Another officer criticized the page for endorsing political candidates: "Police should be non partisan, stop posting this partisan crap and go back to posting funny memes us police enjoy.
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Bandemer that claimed partisan gerrymandering is able to be subjected to judicial oversight, although the court was divided on just what constituted judicial standards in challenges to partisan gerrymandering.
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Ryan, who was recently gearing up for years' worth of partisan investigations of President Hillary Clinton, says censuring Trump for coddling Nazis would be too partisan for his taste.
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You may have worked in a partisan political role in the past, but you must have the ability to assess the likelihood of political events without any partisan bias.
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In a time of hyper-partisan disagreements and widespread concern with government overreach, the NRWR Act can bridge the partisan divide and preserve the will of the Constitution. Rep.
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Almost every policy has now been swept into the maw of partisan jockeying, leaving almost no space for the cross-partisan cooperation our political system relies on to function.
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In two other cases concerning partisan gerrymandering, the court was asked to develop a legal test to determine when states go too far in drawing lines for partisan gain.
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Once in office, the commander in chief shouldn't have to engage in a partisan house cleaning for fear of partisan retribution from incumbent appointees or senior level civil servants.
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Lilliana Mason, a professor at the University of Maryland, has found that when group identity and partisan identity overlaps, that deepens partisan polarization and intolerance against the opposing party.
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No change in partisan divide -- The partisan divide over the President persists as well, with roughly 80 points between Democratic support for Trump's removal and Republican support for it.
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Day of intense partisan debate The intense partisan debate over impeachment played out for hours on the House floor Wednesday on rapid-fire fashion ahead of the impeachment votes.
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"We are living in such a hyper-partisan world," Jolly said, before adding that he maybe can help lead the U.S. into a post-partisan environment as an independent.
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"Roberts is the chief justice and that means he has a special concern about the court not looking wildly partisan or even partisan period that's one consideration," he said.
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The Court will not end partisan gerrymandering, but it also appears reluctant to revive creative legal theories that would return the power to draw legislative maps to partisan lawmakers.
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In the area of partisan gerrymandering, for instance, Kennedy had left open the door that the court might someday articulate a manageable standard to police cases of extreme partisan gerrymandering.
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We know that the politics of the presidency have become highly partisan and that they have always been, well, pretty partisan, especially when issues like impeachment were on the table.
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And it suggests a new turn for Obama, who has a habit of opting for post-partisan positioning when the partisan trench warfare is more what the moment calls for.
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One can easily see how serving officers and enlisted personnel could be confused by the partisan behaviors of officers who a short time ago had been their non-partisan leaders.
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Huge partisan splits The partisan divide over guns starts with ownership: 44% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents own guns, compared to just 254% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents.
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Common Cause argues that because a Republican partisan advantage was an express criteria that the North Carolina General Assembly adopted for redistricting, the map is an automatic unconstitutional partisan gerrymander.
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One decision failed to stop the drive toward increasingly partisan gerrymanders, and the other temporarily blocked the Trump Administration's attempt to leverage the decennial United States Census for partisan advantage.
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It's intensifying their partisan backing or their partisan identification, but for people in the middle, Supreme Court nominations have always tended to be something that goes on in the background.
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It's a case concerning partisan gerrymandering, and the court could step in, for the first time, to decide how far politicians can go when they manipulate maps for partisan purposes.
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For decades, they had been told, for partisan reasons, to be angry; they had been told, for partisan reasons, that Washington was corrupt, and that all Washington politicians were evil.
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And the best way to prevent partisan majorities from forming was to divide up power across so many competing institutions that it would be impossible for partisan majorities to form.
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Dickinson pointed to an academic paper from 2011 that argued this point, noting that many of the highly partisan senators of today began as highly partisan members of the House.
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The Supreme Court's legitimacy depends on most Americans viewing it as above the partisan fray, an institution whose decisions are driven by legal reasoning, not by the justices' partisan leanings.
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Of course, by this logic, they are partisan hypocrites as well, pointing to Ellison as well as other accused Democrats, but suggesting Kavanaugh is a victim of a partisan smear.
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"This is the only partisan — pure partisan impeachment vote in the history of the United States," said Baier during Fox News's special live coverage while speaking with anchor Bill Hemmer.
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"I think all of us can agree that we are so tired of the partisan politics and this whole thing with the Supreme Court nomination is partisan politics," Ms. VanderGaast began.
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By consistently presenting economic facts that agree with the partisan narrative, free of any overt partisan language, slanted sources can subtly adjust citizens' beliefs about the way the economy is going.
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Upstream websites are ones that Alexa found are commonly visited by users before browsing to a partisan website — which means upstream sites act as key drivers of traffic to partisan websites.
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"Once faith leaders become partisan, it hijacks their moral authority and their impartiality in this hyper-partisan environment," said Rabbi Jonah Pesner, director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism.
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" And, though state legislatures and Congress could in theory enact something, they had little incentive to do so: "The politicians who benefit from partisan gerrymandering are unlikely to change partisan gerrymandering.
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"This Kavanaugh hearing has meant that the 'Me Too' movement, which didn't start out as political or partisan, has become extremely partisan," Schneider, a professor at George Mason University, told Hill.
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In 2016, a federal court ruled the maps so excessively partisan as to be unconstitutional, the first time a court had made such a ruling on partisan grounds in thirty years.
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In the meantime, Michigan Republicans have gone big, trying to establish not only that partisan gerrymandering is permissible but that it is unconstitutional to keep partisan officials outside the redistricting process.
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The 2016 map was challenged in federal court as an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander, but the Supreme Court ruled earlier this year that partisan gerrymandering claims have no business before federal courts.
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But although he was a partisan Democrat and I am a partisan Republican, the two of us shared a genuine friendship based on our mutual love of country, politics and hunting.
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" He also called the Democratic effort "a partisan stunt.
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Can purely partisan gerrymandering — not racial gerrymandering — be unconstitutional?
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"Our report is not partisan — at all," he said.
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Last year, a big partisan gerrymandering case — Gill v.
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That isn't a partisan demand — just a human one.
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It isn't partisan - it's the right thing to do.
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" Peterson: "This impeachment process continues to be hopelessly partisan.
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Some of them have been Republican and some of them have been Democrat and I've been really heartened to see that it really is a non-partisan or a bi-partisan issue.
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Partisan gerrymandering: Also by June, the court will determine whether electoral maps drawn to preserve a political advantage can cross a constitutional line, after hearing 2 cases last month challenging partisan gerrymandering.
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"He is a hyper-partisan liberal and Florida cannot afford a hyper-partisan liberal in the United States Senate," Rubio said about Murphy teeing up his general election argument against his foe.
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Any solution to the apparent conflict of interest presented by partisan secretaries of state would have to be approved and initiated by state legislatures, which, of course, are dominated by partisan interests.
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A North Carolina federal court on Tuesday struck down the state's congressional map, finding that it's partisan and violates the U.S. Constitution in the first ruling of its kind about partisan gerrymandering.
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Registered Democrats have voted in higher percentages than in 2014 and 2016; and non-partisan registered voters exceed the percentage who voted in 2014, according to L2, a non-partisan voter database.
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A strong Democratic showing in a partisan primary in Texas would indicate that Republicans can't count on vestigial partisan strength to insulate them from Mr. Trump's distinct weakness among college-educated voters.
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In the 1970s, it was fashionable to argue that political parties were on the verge of extinction; there was so much cross-partisan deal-making that partisan labels had become basically meaningless.
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The sharp increase in explanatory power of the partisan tilt of a state relative to the early polls mirrors the sharp increase of the partisan tilt in explaining Senate election races overall.
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Now that it is President Trump who is being targeted, my partisan Democratic friends are vociferously rejecting these neutral civil liberties arguments, because they do not now serve their partisan political interests.
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Although Sims also states that serving our veterans is a non-partisan endeavor, his article reads as a defense of his preferred political party's priorities rather than such a non-partisan effort.
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Absent some kind of partisan realignment in the years to come, it seems unlikely that this generation of Washington politicians will be the last to lament the partisan swamp in which they swim.
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Both partisan and non-partisan groups alike have spoken out on the lack of detail provided by both Clinton and Trump in terms of how they would help small businesses create more jobs.
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Fed chief looks to stay above partisan fray in Trump era: Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen is doing everything she can to stay above the partisan fray in the era of President Trump.
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If the Supreme Court came out against partisan gerrymandering, it would be a decisive blow to the political power of Republicans, who have utilized partisan tactics to dominate state legislatures and House races.
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Yet if the court reverses the Wisconsin panel's decision and once again rules that there are no judicial tests available to stop partisan gerrymandering, then we can expect ever more egregiously partisan redistricting.
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To the Editor: With its refusal to bar partisan gerrymandering, our current Supreme Court majority has confirmed itself as no more than a partisan body, justifying the egregious acts of its political fellows.
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Experts said that even if the Supreme Court chooses to limit partisan gerrymandering, federal judges are unlikely to force a redrawing of overly partisan maps in the middle of high-stakes midterm races.
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House and Senate leaders have the opportunity to continue their legacy of support for bi-partisan anti-trafficking work by shaping four pieces of bi-partisan legislation into a comprehensive TVPA reauthorization package.
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The next front in the war against partisan gerrymandering is in Michigan, where the League of Women Voters has filed a lawsuit challenging what it calls improperly partisan legislative and congressional district maps.
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Nor can we let this become the sort of partisan witch-hunt that has become too common on Capitol Hill, leading too many Americans to conclude Congress prefers partisan politics over pragmatic policy.
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But partisan polarization has steadily made legislative compromise more difficult.
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"I was struck by the partisan tone," said Sen. Schatz.
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There's also a clear partisan divide hidden in those numbers.
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Even so, the legislature's partisan dynamics likely won't change much.
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The commission often deadlocks along partisan lines on enforcement issues.
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This is not, and should never be, a partisan issue.
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WATTERS: Obama would never want to come across as partisan.
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It is a naked partisan effort to remove the president.
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In 1986, the Supreme Court ruled extreme partisan gerrymanders unconstitutional.
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Striving for a better future is not a partisan issue.
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Trump should not confuse partisan loyalty with love for him.
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While he was certainly conservative, he was no rank partisan.
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Beyond this, redistricting driven by partisan bias is actually legal.
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He wants an antidote for the poisons of partisan politics.
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"Our conclusion does not condone excessive partisan gerrymandering," he wrote.
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Partisan loyalty from Republicans The base though is not enough.
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Well, I think it was passed in a partisan spirit.
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"These are not partisan, there is no favoritism," he said.
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However, none of these states have excessively partisan gerrymandered maps.
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Yet he was livid with rage and deeply partisan resentfulness.
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And he can do that in the partisan gerrymandering cases.
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And Trump's partisan performance didn't help make the president's case.
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It should be based on evidence, not on partisan advantage.
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Passing major legislation is tricky even in less partisan times.
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It often felt contaminated by the grubbiness of partisan politics.
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There were glimmers of a partisan divide during the hearing.
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And that's not the same as being partisan, she argues.
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Now the Supreme Court is perceived to be partisan, too.
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New Hampshire shares Iowa's main concerns, and its partisan divide.
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In Michigan 61% of voters chose to end partisan gerrymandering.
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Washington's institutions amplify the sounds emitted from state partisan gerrymandering.
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Mark Zuckerberg can't be understood in terms of partisan politics.
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He spoke in terms of healing and transcending partisan divides.
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Views on Obama's performance are also split among partisan lines.
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But there had been no hostilities or overtly partisan shenanigans.
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The candidates don't follow predictable partisan paths on these questions.
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But The Creepy Line makes a more specific, partisan argument.
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For Mr Trump, personal relationships can supersede partisan policy disagreements.
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No American ethnic group is as reliably and deeply partisan.
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" She wrote: "Partisan majorities do not guarantee good public policy.
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Partisan journalists are interested in getting people to consider ideas.
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I have been an active partisan my entire adult life.
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Yet Latinos can be just as partisan as anyone else.
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There's already a lot of partisan anger in the state.
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"This is not a partisan issue," Brooks wrote back then.
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Several courts have ruled that partisan gerrymandering can be unconstitutional.
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Come on, take off your partisan blinders and admit it.
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Partisan gaps are immense and persistent on nearly every question.
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Given today's partisan environment, the result will be a mess.
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But looking deeper into those numbers unearths more partisan reactions.
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Partisan divisions run deep, even within families, says the mayor.
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Some might argue that's because she's back in partisan politics.
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Even if done for partisan ends, that constituted racial discrimination.
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We can't seem to summon political will across partisan lines.
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Trump is neither a natural partisan nor is he ideological.
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Divided between party lines, the numbers scale toward partisan expectations.
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The demographic or partisan breakdowns have larger margins of error.
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You know, we have so much dispute today, partisan dispute.
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Where it stands: The dam has broken on partisan gerrymandering.
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In fact, it's been run through this explicitly partisan process.
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But there are significant racial and partisan divides over Kaepernick.
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And they've laid partisan politics aside occasionally at work, too.
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The partisan polarization that everyone claims to despise will accelerate.
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There would be no one to cheer your partisan points.
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States already facing an historic partisan divide split even farther.
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"Everyone sees things through their partisan lens," one lawmaker said.
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The Bureau's partisan and unaccountable nature is a serious concern.
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There's a sharp partisan divide on these two questions, though.
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There is, again, a huge partisan gap on such questions.
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His Partisanship President Obama has been a uniquely partisan president.
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Views of the media are largely divided along partisan lines.
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This is an anguish and anger deeper than partisan politics.
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On Tuesday, he reiterated previous calls to end partisan violence.
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That it's going to make science into a partisan issue.
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Mitch McConnell admitted 2017 was a year of partisan politics.
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We will vote — but not because of partisan attack ads.
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"The White House says tax reform isn't partisan," he said.
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We all make mistakes especially in this crazy partisan time.
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I don't think governing should be reduced to partisan sport.
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In a season of partisan bickering, nothing is off limits.
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So, too, will the partisan push for voter suppression accelerate.
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An aside: In part this is surely a partisan thing.
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In other words, Twitter is like a partisan primary election.
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His detractors say he's too controlling and too partisan. Sen.
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All too often discussions follow partisan lines, says Mr Vermillion.
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Thinking of teaching a class on partisan media one day?
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Now neither institution can take action without appearing politically partisan.
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No one was asked to pass a partisan loyalty test.
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Democrats also are moving forward on a strictly partisan vote.
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Obviously, these voter restrictions and extreme partisan gerrymanders aren't fair.
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But it's clear that he's driven by unabashedly partisan concerns.
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In this country, the transition has led to partisan schism.
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" The Leadership Conference blasts this statement as "cynical and partisan.
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Voting for Clinton is not a partisan or ideological affair.
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Opposing Trump's authoritarianism and corruption shouldn't be a partisan issue.
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But a partisan battle is brewing over the CBO's numbers.
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But they can create substantial opportunities to achieve partisan advantage.
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This is the most partisan administration ... that I've ever seen.
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When the case started becoming a partisan political issue, Rep.
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The Hill: How social pressures drive the partisan education gap.
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Ojeda represented, in other words, the possibility of partisan fluidity.
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Clinton will face the same partisan fire Mr. Obama has.
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He also governs at a moment of intense partisan polarization.
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Just like any other issues, tribal issues can be partisan.
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And a story that includes many, many sharp partisan battles.
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If either retires, the partisan gloves will surely come off.
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We need to pull power away from the partisan extremes.
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Much of the polling released is done by partisan groups.
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The Hill: Bitter partisan battle over Kavanaugh enters final chapter.
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NASA is one of the last refuges from partisan politics.
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How partisan is the environment for judicial nominations these days?
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At best, Trump loyalists say, intense partisan firefights lie ahead.
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Gun violence does not have to be a partisan issue.
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Partisan influences on economic perceptions are hardly a new phenomenon.
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There are sharp partisan divides on all things Russia, however.
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Approval of the speech was starkly divided along partisan lines.
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This is not a partisan issue — it's an American one.
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Most observers processed Friday's revelations in the usual partisan manner.
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Leaving our nation unprepared should never be a partisan issue.
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It's not partisan or racial or limited to any nationality.
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This is neither an open question nor a partisan matter.
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Legislative options are, so far, partisan and miles from passage.
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But the House investigation will always be seen as partisan.
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"The [Pentagon] Papers were non partisan," he told CNN recently.
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The partisan committee had hoped to hear from Michigan Gov.
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He is not partisan — he is simply telling the truth.
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As president, banning partisan gerrymandering will be a top priority.
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Conservatives took it more seriously, though perhaps with partisan motivations.
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I suggest this not as a partisan against Mr. Trump.
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You don't think it's for donors or for partisan gain.
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But this goes beyond political flip flopping and partisan hypocrisy.
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The need to reform our system isn't a partisan issue.
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Mr. Dudamel has strained to remain above the partisan fray.
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And then you look how, you know, partisan it is.
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Healthcare will always be a partisan and messy policy issue.
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Such a partisan vote would deny constitutional legitimacy to impeachment.
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Partisan polarization is the defining feature of American life today.
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Yet Reid's objection was also grounded in disgusting partisan politics.
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Watch for a common Trump theme to solidify: partisan overreach.
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Unlike many of his colleagues, Franken is a tough partisan.
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" But instead, Boot said, Trump has been "partisan and petty.
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The competing partisan echo chambers eerily strike the same chords.
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But Republicans see a Democratic effort to regain partisan advantage.
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But the criticism hasn't all been along partisan lines. Rep.
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Go deeper: Punts on partisan gerrymandering turn attention to N.C.
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For The Kids comes out April 29 via Partisan Records.
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"It was pretty much just a partisan exercise," he continued.
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Even assessments of "objective" economic reality reveal sharp partisan skews.
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Senate Judiciary lost its moral authority when it went partisan.
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And Trump has filled these seats with highly partisan conservatives.
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The report is "an inadequate, incomplete, partisan document," said Sen.
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This is true for both sides of the partisan aisle.
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So, is Barr the most partisan AG in recent memory?
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And he seems to have no stomach for partisan battles.
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" Group loyalties, both partisan and racial, "are far more important.
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The nomination will set off a furious partisan confirmation battle.
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None of this means that partisan decision patterns don't exist.
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He unloads on Roberts as, essentially, a dishonest partisan hack.
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Scandal mongering for partisan advantage makes our nation less secure.
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The DNC hack shouldn't be subsumed into "normal" partisan politics.
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This is not, or should not be, a partisan issue.
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" "How much more evidence of partisan intent could we need?
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Why do you think voting rights have become so partisan?
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In the US, guns have become a very partisan issue.
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He said it was his critics who were being partisan.
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Today, as in 2012, the partisan hostility is highly transferable.
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Other times, the goal is simply to sow partisan division.
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However, the partisan pattern is qualitatively similar without the lag.
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Common Cause amounts to a blank check for partisan gerrymandering.
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Practically overnight, Dr. Birx has become a partisan Rorschach test.
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However, special elections in Mississippi are conducted without partisan labels.
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He also accepted some responsibility for Washington's deep partisan divide.
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The misuse of Alford pleas is not a partisan issue.
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That partisan proposal is unlikely to garner any Democratic support.
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Because stigmatizing partisan hypocrisy doesn't rid the country of it.
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It doesn't feel like they're reacting in any partisan way.
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"This is not a partisan issue here," Ms. Smith said.
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A partisan divide was evident in those results as well.
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It is dispiriting to see partisan wrangling on this issue.
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Dr. Barber rejected the notion that these were partisan issues.
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That didn't keep the president's partisan critics from going berserk.
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And corporate bigness doesn't need to be a partisan issue.
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There is a larger partisan difference on religiosity per se.
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There is a larger partisan difference on religiosity per se.
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Partisan strife promises to follow him to the court, too.
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" Read more " Want the Partisan Writing Roundup in your inbox?
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"There is no partisan gerrymandering exception to federalism," they wrote.
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And it shouldn't be acceptable -- regardless of your partisan views.
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We come from an intelligence culture that eschews partisan politics.
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These same factors pose a challenge to private partisan pollsters.
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The Victory Fund found a partisan split among the candidates.
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To do so, they must overcome another plague: partisan gridlock.
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Backing for teachers cut across demographic, regional and partisan lines.
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"I think it'll be a purely partisan election," he added.
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It also took on a major case about partisan gerrymandering.
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In 1998 he was impeached by a partisan G.O.P. House.
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Finally, there's the lockstep, hypocritical, partisan support for the president.
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But this is not the time for more partisan fighting.
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"Right now it's framed as a partisan fight," he said.
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As in Congress, Trump's support among Americans remains deeply partisan.
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" They went on to criticize "a purely partisan impeachment process.
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But this was not just a partisan disagreement about process.
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Suspicious little word; it's only ever deployed with partisan intent.
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The House's partisan process distilled into one last perfect visual.
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Go deeper: Trump impeachment starts more partisan than Bill Clinton's
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Go deeper: Trump's settlements announcement underscores partisan divide on Israel
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Arthur: No one is actually above partisan politics, I think.
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It does no good to just have a partisan bill.
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He's also gotten a lot more partisan in the process.
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The Philadelphia Fed even tracks partisan conflict on an index.
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"We don't engage in partisan activities," Pichai told the panel.
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These measures have not yet been engulfed with partisan smog.
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The national legislature has been hopelessly paralyzed by partisan gridlock.
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The findings also signal a partisan divide on the issue.
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And as with everything these days, there are partisan differences.
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He headed a partisan panel that investigated the deadly Sept.
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But this partisan divide over this specific memo is misleading.
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He argued the commentary admits Sinclair pushes a partisan agenda.
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Yesterday, I published two installments of my partisan writing roundup.
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What do all these negative partisan trends portend for 2020?
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Partisan gerrymandering would be essential to their path to victory.
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" Read more " _____ Want the Partisan Writing Roundup in your inbox?
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Democrats are seeking to weaponize the Constitution for partisan purposes.
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Removal of this president is no longer a partisan issue.
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And here's a selection of partisan writing you shouldn't miss.
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"It's been very partisan," added Cummings, the panel's ranking Democrat.
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To him, it's just another partisan plot to discredit him.
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I would anticipate … a largely partisan outcome in the Senate.
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The questions were at turns highly partisan, wonky and leading.
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Refreshingly, not all the views we heard were partisan. 220.
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It must not be seen as "insider" or partisan politics.
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But its findings about surveillance are important beyond partisan politics.
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Protecting students and taxpayers shouldn't be a partisan political issue.
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Others were reposted on partisan websites like Red State Watcher.
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But the partisan echo chamber is a route to radicalization.
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Khan and use them for their own political partisan purposes.
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Yet norms of partisan restraint have eroded in recent decades.
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McConnell doesn't want a bill — he wants a partisan argument.
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McConnell doesn't want a bill -- he wants a partisan argument.
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The votes to impeach Donald Trump were partisan and predictable.
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Confidence in the probe broke down largely along partisan lines.
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But the event quickly deteriorated into a partisan political affair.
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On one hand, we are deeply engaged in partisan tribalism.
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Already, partisan bias is undermining confidence in the last election.
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There's no way a partisan bill is going to pass.
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There will likely be strong partisan differences on these issues.
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Taiwan's rambunctious democracy has long been deeply polarized and partisan.
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At each step, voters were split sharply along partisan lines.
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Lawmakers didn't change their partisan stances on impeaching the president.
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In recent years, though, partisan gerrymandering has gotten much worse.
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Taiwan's rambunctious democracy has long been deeply polarized and partisan.
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It also thrives on partisan conflict, because conflict drives narrative.
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The Trump Republicans are greedy for a strictly partisan victory.
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I'm not a pundit or a partisan, I'm a person.
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How he could never embark on a partisan witch hunt.
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I believe her because she is not a partisan activist.
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Public opinion regarding the Electoral College has become deeply partisan.
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But the partisan divide on which issues matter is stark.
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Back in Washington, the shutdown triggered a partisan blame game.
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This isn't a partisan observation, just a statement of fact.
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Common Cause, a crushing defeat for opponents of partisan gerrymandering.
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There's no question that Democrats have their own partisan interests.
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But there are considerable partisan divisions in the survey answers.
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It's the exact kind of partisan silliness these voters hate.
|
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Overall, the partisan split on climate policy has become stark.
|
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But partisan politics and logistical questions are clouding the Jan.
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Kavanaugh represents the partisan blindness in Washington at its peak.
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The first was Hetherington and Weiler's insight into partisan polarization.
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Democrats had an obvious partisan incentive to undermine Nixon's presidency.
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The CFPB litigation was about partisan control of the agency.
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Support for free speech should not be a partisan issue.
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In fact, science can be a bridge across partisan divides.
|
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Obama's felt this partisan division in the policy arena, too.
|
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Greater awareness of the differences led to greater partisan loyalty.
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The bill is historically quick, historically partisan, and historically unpopular.
|
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And how much was it just partisan identity and teamsmanship?
|
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The justices have already heard Gill v Whitford, a challenge to a partisan Republican-drawn gerrymander in Wisconsin, and they will soon consider a partisan map favouring Democrats in Maryland in Benisek v Lamone.
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"This isn't a partisan issue in Dayton, it's not a partisan issue in any part of the country, except when you get to the state houses or you get to Washington, D.C.," she says.
|
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The districts either have roughly balanced partisan leanings or have only narrowly skewed more toward Republicans than the country as a whole in recent presidential elections, according to Cook Political Report's Partisan Voter Index.
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Partisan wrangling in Congress is one thing, but trying to hijack the bill that funds our national defense and pays and equips our men and women in uniform is taking partisan politics too far.
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"The choice is whether BC wants an NDP government held up by a partisan NDP or Green speaker, or a non-partisan Liberal one," said Philippe Lagassé, an international affairs professor at Carleton University.
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While all eyes are on the Supreme Court's decision whether so-called partisan gerrymandering is unconstitutional, shouldn't we also elect governors who believe that a fair electoral process is more important than partisan gain?
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It would solve the substantive problem of excessive partisan gerrymandering and the procedural problem of how to avoid excessive policing of partisan gerrymandering and solve the other dilemmas of redistricting at the same time.
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Charitable groups are barred from spending tax-deductible contributions on partisan politics, yet, as Breitbart News noted at the time, "The Hope & the Change" was a "partisan" film "targeting Democrats" during an election year.
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On partisan gerrymandering, Kavanaugh and Gorsuch joined the majority opinion of Chief Justice John Roberts declaring that federal courts have no role to police extreme partisan gerrymandering, slamming the courthouse doors shut to such claims.
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A partisan president in a bipartisan moment Trump's announcement and briefing on the Baghdadi raid, not surprisingly, employed hot and boastful rhetoric that other presidents would not have used and struck a decidedly partisan tone.
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And because the electoral fate of congressional partisans is linked to the brand of the party, they have a strong interest in going easy on fellow partisan presidents, while being tough on opposing partisan presidents.
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The initial discussion of Pennsylvania's new congressional map — including my analysis — emphasized "partisan balance": the idea that the map would make the partisan split of House seats similar to the split in the popular vote.
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There is also a growing partisan divide over how Americans interpret scientific expertise and health policy, leaving decisions about public health vulnerable to the kind of partisan squabbling you hear on cable news every night.
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In the history of public opinion polling, no president has faced such "deep and consistent partisan polarization" as Trump has, according to AP. And though partisan divisions existed before Trump, his presidency has exacerbated them.
|
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Trump denies collusion and calls the investigation a partisan witch hunt.
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So Democrats came into the Kavanaugh nomination primed for partisan warfare.
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The chamber's partisan breakdown could have impacts that last for decades.
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The partisan gap is particularly wide for a handful of issues.
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But the verdict was nearly uniform, even crossing traditional partisan lines.
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Any partisan who attempts to block such transparency should be castigated.
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It&aposs not even a partisan thing at the grassroots level.
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Both sides are obscuring their real motives for their partisan actions.
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Six of the districts have a Cook Partisan Voting Index score
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He voted against a later version he said became too partisan.
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SCOTT BOLDEN, DEMOCRATIC STRATEGIST: Well this isn&apost a partisan issue.
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One of the key strategies is to enforce strict partisan discipline.
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Climate change shouldn't be a partisan issue in the first place.
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But Democrats should not do so because of perceived partisan gain.
|
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This Senate confirmation process begins with partisan payback in the air.
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Plus they aren't shying away from their biases and partisan ideas.
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But switching partisan identity is not like switching between dish detergents.
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But this is neither a partisan issue nor a liberal issue.
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There was a time when net neutrality wasn't quite so partisan.
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That's according to the Congressional Budget Office - and they're non-partisan.
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Six thousand partisan fans saw Ali win a six-round decision.
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Partisan fights over ballot access are being fought across the country.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There is a good Democrat hack partisan for you.
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Partisan interests keep triumphing over what is best for our democracy.
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House Republicans dismiss suggestions that this is a partisan witch hunt.
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Partisan interests can split Americans on even the most obvious principles.
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It's bankrolling partisan attack ads put out by third-party groups.
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"This is nothing but a partisan witch hunt, sabotage," he added.
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"This is the partisan equivalent of a press release," he said.
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Protecting the air we breathe should not be a partisan issue.
|
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And perhaps that's enough for donors who support a partisan agenda.
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That is a terrible harbinger for America's broader, dismally partisan politics.
|
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With partisan competition entrenched, the opposition wanted to have a say.
|
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The vote ended up falling mostly along partisan lines, with Sen.
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Also excluded from the Code: "Clearly identified partisan news and commentary".
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Rather, it is a product of political interest and partisan ideology.
|
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These partisan differences correspond to the campaign speech on each side.
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In congressional testimony, both companies have denied engaging in partisan censorship.
|
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Should partisan polarization be met with centrist compromises from the left?
|
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More partisan outlets are launching to take advantage of the climate.
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At one level the answer is the ever-widening partisan divide.
|
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But, again, the process stopped short of a complete partisan standoff.
|
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His objection, he said, was to McConnell's irregular and partisan process.
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Unfortunately, finding partisan agreement to tackle the causes has proven futile.
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Children aren't concerned with bump stocks, partisan politics, or background checks.
|
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So a more engaged electorate becomes a more strongly partisan electorate.
|
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But Democrats are battling a deeper structural problem than partisan gerrymandering.
|
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The pit in my stomach that day wasn't about partisan politics.
|
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It's a partisan bill, that doesn't have the support of Democrats.
|
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"Condemning sexual assault should not be a partisan issue," she says.
|
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Elections are about a lot of things: policies, personalities, partisan loyalties.
|
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The group does not mention a partisan leaning on its website.
|
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It's not meant to be a partisan tool for undermining democracy.
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And they do so almost entirely because of loyal partisan voting.
|
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It&aposs a partisan news organization, but it still does news.
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Mr Kelly's overtly partisan defence of his president surprised many civilians.
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But as it was last year, some signs were definitely partisan.
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"NASA is one of the last refuges from partisan politics," Sen.
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It's not okay for people to view the marches as partisan.
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Lohwater stressed the non-partisan part in her email to Gizmodo.
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The reasons for Trump's firing has also become a partisan issue.
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Only losing, and losing bigly, will break this Republican partisan trajectory.
|
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Why did that highly partisan article appear in your News Feed?
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Opinions on the FBI's decision were sharply divided along partisan lines.
|
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More straightforwardly partisan sites have also been drawn into the mix.
|
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Should the president worry about appearing too partisan to his opponents?
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Our Justice Department has been weaponized for pure partisan political gain.
|
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Tax-exempt nonprofit groups are legally required to avoid partisan politics.
|
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But an all-renewables majority will be a fairly partisan majority.
|
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A sunk cost fallacy of power politics and partisan score-settling.
|
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The judges' first test was whether redistricters had discriminatory partisan intent.
|
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"This should not be a partisan issue," Obama said in Science.
|
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Unsurprisingly, support for impeaching President Trump is divided along partisan lines.
|
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The battle over presidential cabinet appointments is always a partisan battle.
|
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Compare this impeachment with the partisan makeup of prior impeachments. Sens.
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TSHEPO MOKOENA "Mr Brightside" is the most non-partisan tune going.
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This isn't just a partisan power grab, it's more ominous. pic.twitter.
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"Most people think this is a partisan power grab," Cooper said.
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Today, the strongest and most politically important identities are partisan identities.
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For a full interactive graphic of states' partisan composition, see: tmsnrt.
|
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Non-partisan analysts have said that Collins is likely to win.
|
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Will Donald Trump refrain from using an emergency for partisan purposes?
|
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As usual, Trump spoke about the FBI in starkly partisan terms.
|
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For non-partisan observers, that comes as something of a relief.
|
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Others -- particularly partisan pollsters -- poll off a privately maintained voter file.
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Williams and Veasey recognize that Animal Welfare isn't a partisan cause.
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But the House bill laid out a series of partisan offsets.
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It does seem to be a lot more partisan these days.
|
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The old campaign chief adds a partisan point about unintended consequences.
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Extreme partisan gerrymandering reached new levels during the 2011 redistricting process.
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Regardless of partisan leanings, all districts have both workers and employers.
|
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Samantha Holvey emphasized that the #MeToo movement isn't a partisan issue.
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Retirement security is one of those issues that crosses partisan boundaries.
|
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McConnell is telling these Republicans to fall on their partisan sword.
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Budget debates have turned into a bitter, partisan fight in Juneau.
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One of the sadder ones: Education is now a partisan issue.
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DNC slams Republicans for "partisan bias" during hearing 6:21 p.m.
|
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Democrats and Republicans are aligned against Apple But not partisan dogma.
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"Sometimes there are real partisan intentions behind voter suppression," he said.
|
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Most importantly, the future of work cannot become a partisan football.
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Under a truly partisan-blind compact map, maybe 7 to 10.
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None of the participants was a political player or professional partisan.
|
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"I think morality trumps partisan politics," Mesa Mayor John Giles said.
|
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America's opioid misuse epidemic knows no geographical, partisan, or ideological boundaries.
|
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Income taxes divided voters along partisan lines, with Republicans rejecting rises.
|
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With that, the problem of high levels of partisan bias disappeared.
|
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Non-partisan Americans of many shades will be cheered by this.
|
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But here is another truth, born of today's deep partisan divisions.
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Suggesting he is partisan interfering with the election is dangerous & unfair.
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I'm expecting a classic cocktail of opioid funding and partisan steamrolling.
|
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Gaps have opened up among partisan tribes, economic classes and races.
|
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"I don't want to make it a partisan thing," she said.
|
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Others have introduced partisan amendments that could potentially divide the chamber.
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"This shouldn't be hard and it shouldn't be partisan," he added.
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The Senate has not completely avoided the partisan divide in America.
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Otherwise, it's just a show, produced and directed by partisan Democrats.
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Before that, there was no press other than the partisan press.
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His allegations can only inflame what was already a partisan split.
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S.A. Miller: Manafort, Cohen developments fuel partisan furor over Mueller probe.
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Many Federalists were enraged at the partisan manipulation of the outcome.
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There is a large gender and partisan gap on the issue.
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Partisan shifts are driving other changes in issue priorities as well.
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Senators represent entire states, not smaller districts gerrymandered into partisan enclaves.
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It's important to note here: This is not a partisan document.
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Democrats have to overcome partisan trends in the deeply red state.
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There is too much at stake for partisan games and gridlock.
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Mendacious campaigning mirrored by partisan media amplified the sense of betrayal.
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But it failed to act because of partisan pressure from Republicans.
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They are reflections of social identities, symbolic commitments and partisan loyalties.
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That integrity is not and should not be a partisan football.
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Their marriage is a mixed one, but not the partisan type.
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Another issue that could be facing the agency is partisan gridlock.
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Prepare for divisive and ugly partisan divides in stores across America.
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This is a societal problem, after all, not a partisan one.
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The survey released Friday showed respondents split heavily along partisan lines.
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But fairness isn't in the equation right now for partisan Democrats.
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Democratic divisions a half-century ago produced the current partisan alignment.
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It should be enough to turn this Democratic partisan warfare aside.
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Flynn is a longtime Trump partisan, and Trump values loyalty greatly.
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No, the Rugby Caucus will not fix partisan polarization in Congress.
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And the partisan divide is exactly what you would expect. Mrs.
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The last eight months have been the height of partisan politics.
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Americans have had it with this partisan assault on our elections.
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The race was replete with bitter partisan politics and racial overtones.
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Further, this data shows that this support is largely non-partisan.
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And anything can be made into a partisan comment these days.
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Our partisan divide leaves us weaker as we face the world.
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This isn't a partisan issue--it affects both Republicans and Democrats.
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Education has a powerful legacy as an historically non-partisan issue.
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The partisan gerrymandering complaints in those three states had real merits.
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Taking action to correct this problem is not a partisan issue.
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The House is moving through a purely partisan effort right now.
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Still, more than half of undecided voters have a partisan leaning.
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" Vindman said he was not, noting he was instead "never partisan.
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That's not to say there's no talk of bi-partisan collaboration.
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Eight states, including battleground Ohio, already have non-partisan redistricting commissions.
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But the partisan divides underlying those numbers are now largely reversed.
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Most importantly, these intelligence leaders have refused to become partisan footballs.
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"This isn't a partisan issue anywhere except in Washington DC." Sen.
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He also maintains that all his potential collaborators were too partisan.
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"It came from a partisan, political operative, John Gore," she said.
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There is one point of agreement, even across deep partisan divisions.
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But on these measures, the declines are coming across partisan lines.
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When you're a member of your neighborhood, there's no partisan notion.
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It goes beyond the typical, partisan reaction to a political crisis.
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The rule of law, however, should never be a partisan issue.
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We can survive hypocrisy, which may be inherent in partisan politics.
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More broadly, data shows the partisan divide on Israel is widening.
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This is not a partisan issue; it is a humanitarian one.
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One of them is the partisan polarization that separates our leaders.
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"These are not partisan issues," Republican Senator John Cornyn said Thursday.
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That's a problem for government to solve – and a partisan issue.
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Do you really want your sports programs associated with partisan rancor?
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Many of these accounts operate between parody and partisan sabotage operations.
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The partisan intent is quite obvious, and at times openly stated.
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Jim not only loved American politics, he was a fierce partisan.
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Mostly, it seemed like a harmless, if unpleasant, partisan parlor game.
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"Everything about the congressional investigation has been partisan," Professor Schneider said.
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Another far less noble tradition after mass violence is partisan entrenchment.
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I don't know any other than myself that are non-partisan.
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"I think the partisan thing is often very overblown," he said.
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Unfortunately, the CFPB has become a partisan lightning rod in Washington.
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Lewis was convinced that partisan political engagement often undermined that effort.
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Many are also wary of joining a partisan push by Democrats.
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Their decision reflects just how polarized and partisan Washington has become.
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And both parties routinely engage in partisan gerrymandering to secure seats.
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The OAS is a regional non-partisan organization comprising 35 countries.
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Faith, though, has no obligation to operate in that partisan way.
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Many politicians got their start as boys eavesdropping in partisan barrooms.
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In all aspects save its governorship, Massachusetts is a partisan monoculture.
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Few think partisan gerrymandering is an attractive feature of American democracy.
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"This is not a partisan issue; this is a parent issue."
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Avoiding hyper-partisan media coverage won't prevent you from getting sick.
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Their mutual interdependence is not frivolously partisan, it is existentially necessary.
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So they've created their own apps that deliver curated partisan messages.
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Now, partisan smears are a staple of every single news cycle.
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Then Mr. Trump went back into partisan mode, assailing his enemies.
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That's also when polls picked up the widening partisan divide. Rep.
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The independent as a disaffected partisan poses a challenge for parties.
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They also developed strategies for blending in to partisan American audiences.
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It's increasingly clear that the coronavirus is becoming a partisan issue.
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I still think the current version is more extreme and partisan.
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That's not a partisan question; it's an issue of national security.
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Its own examination of Moscow interference has languished amid partisan infighting.
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There's scant polling from anyone other than a few partisan firms.
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Enjoy this moment of partisan accord, it's sure not to last.
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"People shouldn't look at that as a partisan issue," he said.
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Right, every non-partisan institution that he doesn't like he's savaging.
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Trump rejected the plan and has since been stoking partisan rancor.
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Even so, the reveal hardly stopped the partisan debate roiling Washington.
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Moral condemnation, DeScioli wrote, is a prime suspect behind partisan hostility.
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This debate filtered down, reshaping opinions on torture along partisan lines.
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Separate, partisan reports would tell a more familiar story, he said.
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"I don't think the framers imagined partisan politics," says Adam Liptak.
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As a partisan, I am normally critical of Mr. Trump's rhetoric.
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Over the course of Biden's career, partisan polarization has grown steadily.
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After all, Democrats recaptured the House in November despite partisan gerrymandering.
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Partisan gerrymandering is, on its face, an obviously anti-democratic practice.
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Like congestion pricing, this issue doesn't fall neatly along partisan lines.
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Of course he could be partisan, but not like today's hellcats.
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To take this partisan political stand, Oprah is leaving '60 Minutes.
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The Florida senator is promoting false conspiracy theories for partisan gain.
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The case against partisan gerrymanders is not merely a Democratic one.
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This had a more destructive effect than merely widening partisan divides.
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The partisan differences here are noteworthy, but so are the similarities.
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Many studies of late have found that partisan rancor is increasing.
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Like other issues, the border-crisis debate is a partisan one.
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Even amid today's heated, partisan rhetoric, the parties seem largely irrelevant.
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Have partisan politics and personal agendas infected some of the coverage?
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A stronger showing could all but ensure a strictly partisan one.
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Yes, partisan games have no doubt been played on both sides.
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If you're a die-hard partisan, American politics is pretty straightforward.
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Ruth and Presley were not known to have clear partisan leanings.
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The partisan divide in infections and responses is difficult to ignore.
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Polls show that their appeal transcends partisan, regional, and demographic differences.
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A more partisan media environment is the last thing America needs.
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All of them rate the Assembly map as a partisan outlier.
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But the partisan noise was what our politics was now about.
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But that did not happen because of "partisan divisions" in Congress.
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But, Mr. Manchin said, the president chose a more partisan agenda.
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But it's unlikely that loyalty or partisan politics entered his mind.
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Pay attention Oregon -- this is a true example of partisan politics.
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This much is certain: the partisan divide on the Court exists.
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Should they focus on hyperlocal, nonpartisan issues or national partisan issues?
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For Trump, the results fell even more cleanly along partisan lines.
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat — and quickly devolved into partisan acrimony.
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"There was no joy in our hearts," one partisan told Tec.
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The partisan divide looks likely to be the same this time.Sen.
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However, the influence of disinformation campaigns extends well beyond partisan politics.
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MacDonough, however, never played a partisan role after the 2000 election.
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But, that was far from a partisan move; 44 states refused!
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And NASA is one of the last refuges of partisan politics.
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Together, they lock in partisan narratives and lock out conflicting information.
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Brouillette, Powelson and Chatterjee have not faced the same partisan opposition.
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The partisan rift on Senate Judiciary Committee is growing wider.4.
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Like Comey, he prized his reputation for floating above partisan politics.
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The potential for a partisan reversal raises all kinds of problems.
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The Morning Consult poll, of course, showed the usual partisan divide.
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Both memos were partisan in their origins and in their authorship.
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Is there a less biased and partisan source you could cite?
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The sharpest divide over Kavanaugh's nomination predictably falls along partisan lines.
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Otherwise he has clearly made a partisan intervention, betraying his office.
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Kennedy's retirement has already led lawmakers to draw partisan battle lines.
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And ethical standards don't appear to be a purely partisan judgment.
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Warner: Partisan attacks on FBI a 'dangerous trend 9:50 a.m.
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"Our law is not an instrument of partisan purpose," Levi said.
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And it generally hovered on the edge of the partisan divide.
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I simply wanted to describe the intractability of the partisan divide.
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It's called partisan symmetry and has widespread support among social scientists.
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Truth has become a partisan football, at least for the moment.
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Such partisan elites have never been representative of their 'normie' allies.
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As senators began revealing their votes on Monday, partisan acrimony predominated.
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Supporting full participation in national elections is not a partisan goal.
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That's why the new water safety resolution should transcend partisan politics.
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These different shadings of American history were shaped by partisan politics.
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The facts of political life are now subject to partisan interpretation.
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A British prime minister can be removed on a partisan vote.
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Americans' opinions on the election outcome were divided along partisan lines.
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Criticism of O'Reilly's bloviating can easily be spun as partisan politics.
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They're also robbing the media of its principal fuel, partisan conflict.
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Trump on Wednesday again described the inquiry as a partisan attack.
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We don't want them acting necessarily for partisan or political reasons.
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Outside of certain dates — June 30 for partisan ads and Sept.
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Republicans certainly stuck to their "partisan food fight," David Axelrod noted.
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This is not a partisan issue, it about our children's livelihood.
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We should expect them to work together instead of partisan sniping.
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Even some Republicans said he was too partisan for the job.
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Hoskie says the initiative went beyond the usual partisan political divisions.
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Russia policy in particular will be scrutinized through a partisan lens.
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The survey shows a partisan divide between Republicans and Democrats, however.
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A lot of it is partisan that needs to be adjusted.
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For years, America's budget has been the hostage of partisan politics.
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The partisan breakdown has left lawmakers scrambling to resolve the impasse.
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He denied the claims and chalked them up to partisan opposition.
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The vote fell along partisan lines after two hours of debate.
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They're hoping partisan loyalty can overcome public opinion and policy substance.
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The House is almost certain to approve impeachment along partisan lines.
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Vannak said UYFC was committed to democracy and was non-partisan.
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But it didn't matter in a particularly partisan way until recently.
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Not everything about the federal government is seized by partisan gridlock.
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Hypocrisy is a small price to pay for partisan political victories.
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Admitting states in ways that preserve partisan balance may sound cynical.
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The strength of our democracy should never be a partisan debate.
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" Partisan gerrymandering violates this "cornerstone of our democratic form of government.
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Unfortunately, it looks like this will again be another partisan vote.
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"Things are being driven more by partisan politics," Mr. Nolette said.
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On Tuesday, he suggested the issue quickly became partisan in 2016.
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Voters are becoming even more divided along partisan lines on impeachment.
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Shortly after taking office, he sought to abolish partisan municipal elections.
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But when it comes to CBD, there is no partisan divide.
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The extraordinary decision escalates the partisan fight over the Russia probe.
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America's partisan struggle pits historically resonant philosophical traditions against each other.
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A safe, secure and accountable democracy is not a partisan issue.
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The poll finds a wide partisan gap on impeachment and removal.
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"I resented being put in a partisan box," Ms. Camerota said.
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The court has recently entered a new era of partisan division.
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And I do find the framework of the debate cripplingly partisan.
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But if the topic remains partisan, nothing will come of it.
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Somehow, though, their views usually seemed to confirm their partisan predispositions.
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Barack Obama's farewell address encouraged us to reach across partisan lines.
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Heitkamp and Cramer's views on other topics are more conventionally partisan.
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Under the Obama administration, this took on an overtly partisan flavor.
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For a partisan politician, he certainly has a reputation for nonpartisanship.
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What might be powerful enough to begin to reverse partisan polarization?
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Lawsuits like these aren't necessarily bound by ideology or partisan politics.
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These responses are increasingly sorting themselves into partisan affiliation, sometimes uncomfortably.
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"I don't think that it is a partisan story," she added.
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Brunell, a registered Republican, has criticized partisan gerrymandering in his work.
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What I see coming, happening today is just a partisan nonsense.
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Look, this is too major of an issue to be partisan.
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Mr. Cohen's testimony will reinforce the partisan divide over the president.
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And this partisan agenda suppression has been ongoing on for years.
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Climate policy didn't always divide quite so neatly along partisan lines.
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Which is sad, because it's actually really not a partisan issue.
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People aren't as partisan as some people want them to be.
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Now, Wisconsin is arguing that partisan gerrymandering happens all the time.
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Trump is a partisan who doesn't really know what that means.
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Several justices said the evidence of extreme partisan gerrymandering was strong.
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But partisan and ideological incentives made them not want to see.
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Another feature of the single-member district is that when partisan loyalty is high and partisan voting is regional (as has increasingly been the case over the past several decades), few congressional elections will be competitive.
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In a time of weaker partisan affiliation and intense issue voting, like, say, the 1850s, party factions might care more about the issues and less about their partisan loyalties, making them more likely to shift parties.
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The league might have pushed him out for taking a partisan stance (even though it's insane that a desire for racial equality is considered "partisan"), but Kaepernick keeps on winning in all the ways that matter.
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A threshold question in Tuesday's dispute over a 2011 Wisconsin redistricting plan that a lower court deemed an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander is whether federal judges should even review partisan claims arising from the inherently political process.
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Even in a polarized era, transportation policy is not a sharply partisan issue, and both Norm Mineta and Ray LaHood served under opposite-party presidents, while Chao's relationship with McConnell makes her a sharply partisan choice.
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"Democrats who sued to prohibit partisan redistricting have demanded their preferred partisan outcomes in exchange for voting to support new congressional maps," the Republican chairman of the Senate redistricting committee, Ralph Hise, said in a statement.
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That has raised the stakes for groups on the left and the right, guaranteeing an incendiary, ideological, partisan and well-financed confirmation battle in a capital already riven by incendiary, ideological, partisan and well-financed politics.
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The owners don't want their businesses to become yet another locus for partisan politics, and most fans probably don't either — normal people of all political persuasions enjoy the idea of an occasional respite from the partisan fray.
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Trump vowed in his State of the Union speech on Tuesday to build a border wall that is a source of a deep partisan divide and said Democratic attempts at "ridiculous partisan investigations" could damage U.S. prosperity.
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The partisan overtones of suits seeking to weaken union influence are uncomfortably overt: The court was asked, in effect, to shift the rules in favor of Republican constituencies, and the votes fell out along squarely partisan lines.
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"Numerous other States are restricting partisan considerations in districting through legislation," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in a section of Rucho explaining why he believes that federal courts do not need to intervene to stop partisan gerrymandering.
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More importantly, Michael Dreeben is careful, meticulous, non-partisan, and fair-minded.
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Obviously, the partisan divide on environmental policy has been growing ever wider.
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They&aposve accused -- (CROSSTALK) GIGOT: Political in the sense of being partisan.
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And with today's climate, I don't want to be partisan now, either.
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But psychologists have also demonstrated how malleable those partisan views can be.
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In other words, expect that yawning partisan gap to widen even further.
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Wednesday's hearing showed that antitrust policy is not a partisan issue. It's
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Kavanaugh&aposs confirmation climb: Partisan opposition to court picks intensifies under Trump.
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Democrats, ahead of the vote, dismissed it as a partisan maneuver. Rep.
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I approach this as a patriot and an American, not a partisan.
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Contemporary polarization is dominated by negative partisanship rather than positive partisan loyalties.
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The truest truth lies somewhere in between all that partisan blame-gaming.
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In the states, Right to Try has not been a partisan issue.
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Democrats, too, have been accused of using their power in partisan ways.
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Both of these approaches help reinforce partisan identity, both positive and negative.
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They argue that congressional committees are too partisan to conduct credible probes.
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But Graham's idea is more political -- and more partisan, some Christians say.
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"There should be nothing partisan or political about this legislation," Pelosi said.
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"I would hope that this isn't a partisan idea, either," said Nystrom.
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Absolutely. Deep partisan divide, along with platforms that easily amplify misleading messages?
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The first will play out like a highly partisan game of chess.
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His speech was intended to sell a message of overcoming partisan rancor.
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One deals with racial bias, while the other looks into partisan bias.
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Scientific institutions have typically been granted an authority that transcends partisan opinion.
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The PLI's non-partisan guidance helps legislators form and advance their bills.
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Our politics are already too partisan and have become way too violent.
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Mr Kavanaugh has been heavily criticised for the partisan bias he showed.
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After all, leaving your partisan herd is not an action without consequences.
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In this era of hyper-partisan brawling, that makes them almost exotic.
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Mattis sought to portray national defense as an issue above partisan politics.
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Nothing. This is a partisan, political, pathetic debate that serves no purpose.
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Protecting the land which sustains us should not be a partisan issue.
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Other polling questions also show an increase in the perceived partisan divide.
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The security of presidential intelligence briefings should not be a partisan issue.
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But there hasn't been much progress from lawmakers amid a partisan deadlock.
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The data is weighted by partisan registration, age, race, sex and education.
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Last week, he officially changed his partisan affiliation from Republican to independent.
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Doing so for a political stunt potentially sacrifices security for partisan points.
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So far, however, elected local officials have mostly hewed to partisan lines.
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Her manoeuvre transformed her image from reflexive partisan to high-minded independent.
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The political map that elects members of Congress reflects older partisan geographies.
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To avoid an unnecessary partisan fight, they also plainly need Democratic support.
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Judges who challenge the government are dismissed as partisan and frequently vilified.
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For the good of this country, this cannot remain a partisan matter.
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All these partisan rebels had something in common besides their prophetic influence.
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He's known for advocating more-robust, less-partisan cultural engagement among Christians.
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Local news has become especially vulnerable to competition from partisan information efforts.
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It was a chance for him to be principled rather than partisan.
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In 2015, terrorism was arguably the biggest fight in American partisan politics.
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"People shouldn't look at that as a partisan issue," said Oregon Sen.
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"The proposed Joint Submission Plan is extremely, and unnecessarily, partisan," she said.
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Today's lawmakers are far less accustomed to forming such cross-partisan alliances.
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Two administration officials characterized the complaint to the Post as partisan hearsay.
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But the partisan pattern is not the same in every battleground state.
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But Maine's experiment should interest anyone frustrated by America's cripplingly partisan politics.
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"[I]nvidious partisan intent", and nothing else, marked the map-drawing process.
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Citizens view much of what these institutions do through a partisan lens.
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The school accused her of discussing politics "with an explicit partisan bias".
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But over the past 10 years, immigration has become a partisan issue.
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The non-partisan organization recruits and trains women to run for office.
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"But in a more partisan world ... the outcome could just be gridlock."
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Is Fox News a propaganda operation or merely a partisan news organization?
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AIPAC, which is non-partisan, routinely hosts presidential hopefuls at its conference.
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Voter disenfranchisement could also have a very important partisan effect this election.
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Meanwhile, the public's views on Medicare for All are becoming more partisan.
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The ultimate results are unlikely to conform completely to any partisan narrative.
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The landslide of 220 opened a purely partisan path to a convention.
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"They're all partisan bills ... In their present form, they need work," Rep.
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Saving lives should be an American priority, not a partisan litmus test.
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The study was designed to only look at managers identified as partisan.
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A recent pledge by dozens of prominent economists spanned the partisan divide.
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While the women's marches were officially non-partisan, survey evidence suggests otherwise.
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The top court had never declared a district map as too partisan.
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Stevens won unanimous confirmation after uneventful hearings nothing like today's partisan shows.
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Yeah, I'm on an indie label out of Brooklyn called Partisan Records.
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In other fields of science, though, there was no such partisan gap.
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So passionate, so partisan—and, too often these days, so prolifically peevish.
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But if it is viewed as partisan, it will divide the country.
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The significance of Trump's words risked being lost in a partisan fog.
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This is, of course, standard practice for partisan opposition researchers, and reporters.
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So partisan control of each of those three political entities is crucial.
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Along with Richards, Barbara noted that healthcare is not a partisan issue.
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Leading Democrats criticized this as providing purely partisan cover for the president.
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"Most technology issues so far have not been partisan issues," he said.
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Partisan voters may take a cue from their leaders, but independents resist.
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Other Democrats criticized the partisan and political tone of the president's address.
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One of the biggest expenses for Facebook-focused partisan sites is advertising.
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It's not that Boeing can afford to be totally partisan, it can't.
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Among voters, partisans increasingly map their social identities onto their partisan ones.
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The massacre reignited the gun control debate, normally a highly partisan issue.
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What is wrong with you and why is that a partisan issue?
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We commend them for showing that compassion is not a partisan issue.
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The partisan divide was even sharper when it came to the media.
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Microsoft said Thursday that the results would be accurate and non-partisan.
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Of course, deciding who may vote should not be a partisan issue.
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"It is incredibly partisan," Democratic commissioner Mignon Clyburn told me in December.
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"He's not a fierce partisan," the Maine senator told CNN in January.
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Get rid of pundits who are nothing more than partisan propagandists. 85033.
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This is a non-partisan issue; Republicans might be the next victims.
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Notwithstanding the partisan gerrymander, we will take back the House in 28503.
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People want and deserve change; they are frustrated with the partisan gridlock.
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In less careful hands, Morris's book could have felt tubthumping or partisan.
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