Sentence examples for negative partisanship from inspiring English sources

Often, one's hatred of an opposing tribe — what political scientists call "negative partisanship" — is enough to overcome any doubts about one's own.

The England players of Manchester United and Chelsea were booed by the opposing fans at Wembley throughout Sunday's Community Shield, but it is unlikely such negative partisanship will be on evidence tonight.

It's not really about their ideas and policies -- it's negative partisanship.

-Alan Abramowitz explains how negative partisanship will shape the 2016 election.

Third, U.S. politics is increasingly characterized by what political scientists call "negative partisanship," in which people's political (and particularly partisan) identities are focused around opposing the other party.

by Ralph Benko It is heartening that prominent civic leaders recently have tackled what we at LivingRoomConversations.org (and others) have called the defining problem of the politics of our era: negative partisanship.

Instead, Mr. Bradley slammed the last two Republican presidents, Ronald Reagan and George Bush, then made passing reference to "fund-raising scandals, partisanship and negative campaigning" over the past decade.

I do hope that's not going to be an indication of what the other side will do in the coming election," she said, attributing the negative reaction to political partisanship.

We have a financial arms race, which leads to a barrage of negative attack ads, which turn an already incendiary partisanship positively sulfurous.

But every time he mentioned the president, they broke off their conversation with one accord to bellow approval.In this election, increased partisanship has driven up everyone's negative assessments.

But his partisanship is a minus in the financial world.