Different factions in the party may have irreconcilable problems with Trump's ultimate proposal (for much the same reasons as noted above), and leadership will almost certainly have to compromise with Democrats to get something functional through Congress.
Why compromise my quality of life today with something that might happen?
Despite its corporate outrage, and White House support, Google has more temperately said it seeks a face-saving compromise with China which may have something to do with the fact that its exit means it will leave behind a place in China's monstrously vast (also censored) cell phone market.
Never compromise with your morals or do something that you don't want to just because the other person did it.
Mr. Lott, the smooth Senate maneuverer with a penchant for compromise, was something of a throwback to a less-partisan era, and the majority leader, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, praised him on Monday as "reaching across the aisle".
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Theirs was a largely ceremonial statement, as the bill will ultimately be replaced with something more closely resembling the Schumer-Coburn compromise.
Bannon's main beef with him is that he's an old Senate and legislative pro who at times will conciliate, vacillate, and compromise to get something done.
Our intention is to share with other preparedness agencies our observation that first response assets might be compromised by something as seemingly innocuous as a holiday party.
The minister smiled to himself as if the idea of compromise was something he was happy never to have to conjure with.
