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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Road Walker who wrote (234690)5/25/2005 11:25:45 PM
From: Tenchusatsu  Read Replies (2) of 1576558
 
JF, I'm for bipartisan, you and the Republicans are against bipartisan. What do you think the voters think?

It's despicable how the word "bipartisan" has been tossed around like a buzzword for years now. It's just another way politicians are giving lip service to voters' frustrations with political gridlock.

Hence the line I love to repeat: The first rule of partisanship is to accuse the other side of partisanship. The Democrats in this case broke precedent by using the filibuster against judicial nominees, then accuse the Republicans of trying to break precedent themselves. At first, I wasn't in favor of the so-called "nuclear option," but as I learned more and more about what was going on, I decided enough was enough.

So yeah, I am against "bipartisan," because it's nothing more than a sham. What do voters think? Gee, I thought the voters made it very clear what they thought back in November.

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