Sentence examples for partisan points from inspiring English sources

Lately, though, it's all about scoring partisan points.

William Hague accused Mr Miliband of making "opportunistic" partisan points on a matter of national interest.

It was an opportunity to resupply the controversy with windy rhetoric and absurdly partisan points on both sides.

He calls for "progress over partisanship," often at the same time as he is scoring a few partisan points.

The real question is whether they will rise to the challenge or continue to view these vital programs as battlegrounds for scoring partisan points.

Tracey Schmitt, a spokeswoman for the Republican National Committee, accused Mrs. Clinton of using divisive and racially tinged language to score partisan points.

This is not a partisan point.

There was virtually no partisan point-scoring.

In part, this concern is fueled by partisan point-scoring.

This is not to make a partisan point.

Although interpretations differ, this is not a partisan point.