Word: bipartisanship
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...bipartisanship. If tax reform is not bipartisan, you won't have tax reform...
...poetry), and they stuck to an outline jotted down on the back of an envelope at the outset. The result, to be published in May, is The Double Man, a Washington potboiler about a U.S. Senator on a trail of international intrigue. "It was a novel approach to bipartisanship," cracks Cohen. If only the Government ran so smoothly...
...mean unilateral U.S. concessions. And if Reagan II is at all successful in improving U.S.-Soviet relations, the Democrats will have very little to gain from the issue. They would do better to ease the issue out of politics and earn at least some of the credit for embracing bipartisanship...
That issue actually offers an opportunity for bipartisanship in U.S. foreign policy-and for a salutary point of agreement between the presidential candidates. On Sept. 1, 1982, Reagan called for self-government by the Palestinians in association with Jordan and a freeze on Israeli settlements on the West Bank. The Reagan proposal was a consistent, intelligent next step in the Camp David accords initiated by Mondale's former boss, Jimmy Carter...
...address to 500 gathered at the Kennedy School's Institute of Politics Forum, Brzezinski called for a return to "substantive bipartisanship" and for measures which he said would make possible "more serious, searching, and responsible discussion" of foreign policy issues than has taken place recently...