Partisans credit Bono's Christianity, though that doesn't account for the way the band — and it plays very much as a band — manages to make both the hurrahs and the goofs sound like moral victories, even if the song is about a town where the streets have no name.
To some usually-partisan leaders' credit, calls for denying Trump's candidacy are mounting.
Partisan Discrimination in Credit Ratings in Developed Economies," Comparative Political Studies, Vol. 51 5) 587—620/Ben White, "Why Isn't Wall Street Freaking Out About Trump?" Politico, March 2018.
"Partisans tend to credit the information when it reflects well on their leaders and dismiss it when it doesn't," said Dan M. Kahan, a law and psychology professor at Yale University.
But that might have given right-wing partisans too much credit by assuming they were interested, or even cared about, getting the story right.
More often, people saw the fierce partisan, battling for literary credit in a world of philistines.
This, in turn, put fear into moderate Democrats who were unwilling to pass a bill with purely partisan support.(Photo credit: AFP).
To his credit, the partisan Mr. Blumenthal also details how the president played precisely into the hands of his enemies.
The family's alternative weeklies, known for fiercely partisan coverage, have been credited with tipping tight city elections toward candidates they favored.
Like just about every British athlete who has raced in the Olympic Stadium he credited the partisan 80,000 crowd with a significant role, also praising his team-mate David Weir for his triumph in Sunday's T54 5,000m.
