Sentence examples for because of the partisanship from inspiring English sources
Referring to another of Mr. Bush's favorite campaign themes, Mr. Clinton said the presidential election was not about "whether the Democrats should be rejected because of the partisanship in Washington".
In the nearly two decades since, the equal-protection problems raised by partisan gerrymandering have increased because of the growing partisanship of the line drawers, and the sophistication of the computers they use.
There is a sense that the legislative process just isn't set up to work, either because of the severe partisanship in both chambers, or because lawmakers tend to run from painful choices, or because of rules that make it easy for a minority party — in this case, the Republicans — to sabotage legislation.
Uhalde said that because of the deep partisanship in Congress, the leadership cannot even name a conference committee, much less resolve the differences.
Or perhaps it was because of the lockstep partisanship that compels most Democrats and Republicans to stay in line.
"When you add it all up, it's a relatively modestly sized state that has a lot to lose, and [Beshear] can tell that story so well because he took the partisanship out of it and did what was best for the state".
"It's a well-established idea that the government shouldn't discriminate against people because of their partisanship," Paul M. Smith, the lawyer who will present the oral argument for the Democrats, said.
But many lawmakers are reluctant to do so both because of the appearance of partisanship as well as the difficulty of enacting such complex legislation under fast-track rules.
We're already seeing too many of our former colleagues leaving public office because the partisanship has become stifling and toxic.
Because the partisanship and the intensity up there is pretty extreme most of the time, especially now.
