part and parcel

While the president has fed off of attention from the mainstream press for decades, denigrating journalists—even ones he has been chatty with—has been part and parcel of his persona, much more so than most policy positions.

So the challenge for Hochul is to make sure that big changes accompany the rollout and are seen as part and parcel of the policy.

Kennedy’s screed against fluoridation is part and parcel of a policy package that has legitimate scientists warning of a public health catastrophe in the making.

Someone who’s going to be part and parcel of a movement that’s already been in place for many years to attack educators, to burn books, to move people away from places where you might actually critically reflect upon power in history.

"Hosea Easton saw European feudalism and American slavery as part and parcel of the same framework for oppression, though like other Black writers he highlighted the unique brutalities and tyrannies of race-based slavery in the New World."