I'm not holding my breath; partisanship almost always trumps principle these days.
The evidence was there but my hopes, partisanship and fear of a Trump presidency blinded me to it.
But this is an issue that invites partisanship, my limp-wristed version too.
(On this last point, I want to make something clear, lest I myself be accused of partisanship in my representation of this issue.
It failed to keep Congress informed about important decisions, particularly on the "war on terror", let alone involved in decision-making.The Bush legacyThis my-way-or-the-highway partisanship destroyed Mr Bush's ability to push through entitlement reforms.
This truncation of my quote suggests that Hillary Rodham Clinton places partisanship above patriotism.
We have to convince my Republican colleagues to put aside partisanship and stand up for consumers.
"When I arrived in Washington, my hope was that we could put partisanship aside to solve economic problems," the president said.
Opioids and heroin are killing the bodies of too many people in my region, but the drug of political partisanship has killed off the principles of many more.
My own attitude was that if Luce wanted partisanship, he'd have to raise the subject with me".
