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In a sign that trade could become a preferred Democratic weapon against Mr. Bush, the complaints were bipartisan on Friday.

That made it easy to make deals that were bipartisan on the surface but in practice backed by people of the same ideological stripes.

Support for disaster aid is often bipartisan on Capitol Hill, but the dispute over this legislation has become increasingly bitter, despite the evident need.

"We told the president today that we want to work for a bipartisan result, but if they've decided not to be bipartisan on this issue, then some Democrats will vote against the bill on this basis".

And it is a metaphor for her campaign, which has eschewed pizzaz and trendier topics to emphasize Klobuchar's penchant for solutions, often bipartisan, on issues that can be basic to voters.

It undertook the analysis, she said, because opposition to the drilling plan was so immediate, strong and bipartisan on both coasts that Friends of the Earth wondered how the administration put it together.

The trio had worked for months on bipartisan legislation on climate change.

Key Democrats and Republicans in the Senate reached a rare bipartisan agreement on Thursday on steps to spur job creation.

The event followed a bipartisan luncheon on Capitol Hill on Thursday that also celebrated the holiday.

"We have put together an ad hoc, bipartisan hearing on domestic surveillance in on the Capitol.

In 2005, President George W. Bush appointed her to serve on the nine-member bipartisan Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform.