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The trim had come as part of December's bipartisan budget deal, and with veterans groups leading the charge, had been under bipartisan attack ever since.

A tax on medical device makers has been under bipartisan attack ever since it passed, as has the "Cadillac tax" on expensive health-insurance plans.

The state-owned Dubai company seeking to manage some terminal operations at six American ports dropped out of the deal on Thursday, bowing to an unrelenting bipartisan attack in Congress that swept aside President Bush's efforts.

WASHINGTON, March 9 - The state-owned Dubai company seeking to manage some terminal operations at six American ports dropped out of the deal on Thursday, bowing to an unrelenting bipartisan attack in Congress that swept aside President Bush's efforts.

Indeed, if there was one incident that galvanized the current concern over judicial independence, it was the bipartisan attack, early in the 1996 election year, on a Federal District Judge in New York, Harold Baer Jr.

More than two-thirds of the nation's 50 governors today will deliver to Congress a scathing bipartisan attack on the Internet tax commission, denouncing it as a forum for special interests seeking tax breaks while threatening the system in which states set their own tax policies to pay for police, firefighters and schools.

As I have written before, there is one glaring weakness in Obama's ability to attract the broad center and the independent voters who decide elections, and that is his failure to endorse and fight for the Simpson-Bowles Deficit Commission's bipartisan recommendations to attack head on the nation's $15 trillion national debt.

Mr. Obama convened the National Governors Association meeting in an effort to forge a bipartisan attitude before attacking the nation's economic problems.

The final report of the bipartisan National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States. 2 35 READING LOLITA IN TEHRAN, by Azar Nafisi.

The final report of the bipartisan National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States. 2 2 THE 9/11 REPORT, by Thomas H. Kean and Lee H. Hamilton.

It was uncensored and bipartisan in its attacks in a time when satirists were often expected to take sides.