Neither side, however, had any intention of compromising with the other, and fighting resumed in October 1946.
If either one, but particularly Boehner, is seen to be compromising with the other side, the furies will descend on him.
But Mr. Shays has also promised not to "kick the can down the road," even if it means compromising with the other side.
Although relations between senior politicians remain strong and the coalition seems likely to last until the 2015 general election, Tory and Lib Dem MPs have come to openly loathe their supposed allies and often hold their leaders in contempt for compromising with the other side (see article).
The presidency is a thankless job, one that requires whoever takes up its mantle to constantly be compromising: with other nations, with politicians on both sides of the aisle, with industries trying to stay afloat, with other branches of the government.
"He can govern the way he thinks is right instead of compromising with other interests," Mr. Jati said.
But if he wins, he is likely to face the same pressure that Boehner did to avoid compromising with Obama and other Democrats.
Seeking the support of Republicans and independents, Parnell emphasized his commitment to compromising with lawmakers on the other side of the aisle and rejected a push for single-payer health insurance in favor of fixing Obamacare. .
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Keep in mind that you have faults, too, and that a large part of marriage is compromising and accepting each other at face value.
