Partisanship in the United States

Partisanship in the Legislative Process

Firm allegiance to one political party. Excessive partisanship among legislators is often criticized for putting the interests of party ahead of country, but strong partisanship has been a part of American politics since at least the 1790s.

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If you’ve a proclivity—or leaning—toward a particular cause (or side of a cause), you’ve got partisanship toward it.

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• Legislative Power
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• Legislative Ethics
• Legislative Session
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• Legislative Branch
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• Executive Branch
• Legislative Function

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