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In the moment the TV commentators seemed not to notice, but plenty of viewers did and many will have been saddened by such partisanship from the K Club crowds.

From BBC

This meant that Democrats and Republicans put partisanship aside, presenting a unified front in service to the country’s “national interests” abroad.

From Salon

Following stories that are important to local communities tends to reduce partisanship and political polarization by encouraging voters to make choices based on how a candidate’s policies might affect local conditions.

From Salon

“In an era of negative partisanship, people are motivated to vote more by dislike of the other party than by love for their own.”

On his overall approval and on other parts of his agenda, including the tariffs and Medicaid cuts, “the strength of the partisanship is very clear,” Mora said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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