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Posts tagged
'bipartisanship'

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U of A students prove Republicans and Democrats can be friends

NPR interviews two U of A students to find out how they make friendships work across party lines.
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When they say it's not about sex, they may have a point on Brett Kavanaugh

Sex and drinking allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and his obvious dissembling about these matters are important. But Jennifer Rubin of the Washington Post (a conservative, by the way) gets at the heart of why he should not be on the court.
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A volcanic eruption in the Caribbean: Should Democrats go along?

A volcanic eruption from the Caribbean: Some Democrat please tell me what's been gained by going along to get along with Republican leadership. A free dinner courtesy of Doyle Webb?

Mark Pryor is a consensus builder; attorney general talk proves it

The fact that Sen. Mark Pryor is even mentioned as a potential nominee for attorney general is solid proof — as evidenced by right-wing news sources — that he's the candidate in the race this year who offers some promise of being a bipartisan consensus builder.
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Arkansas Republicans at work to criminalize differences of opinion

I got into a lather over the weekend for impeachment talk by Republican legal giants Justin Harris, David Meeks and Jason Rapert. They want to make a high crime out of a ruling on gay marriage they disliked by Circuit Judge Chris Piazza. They want to impeach him. They are not alone in this kind of prosecutorial mindset. There's also Tom Cotton on the president. And also Tim Griffin on the Obama administration.

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The week's done. You're up.
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New Republican trend of bipartisanship not visible in Arkansas

Signs of this are hard to find in Arkansas, but the New York Times reports the emergence of claims of bipartisanship from some Republican candidates nationally.

Ross calls for bipartisan seating

Mike Ross signed a letter today, part of an effort led by Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colorado, to call for bipartisan seating during the president's State of the Union address.
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