Monday, April 13, 2009

Obama's Brand Of Bipartisanship

Obama's Brand Of Bipartisanship: "

Nate Silver defines it:

...bipartisanship, as Obama intended the term, should not necessarily be confused for 'compromise'. Rather, it implied behaving in good-faith -- hearing out opinions from different sides of the aisle and identifying the best ideas regardless of their partisan origin. Bipartisanship, to Obama, was a process rather than an outcome. He could plausibly have been acting in a bipartisan manner, even if he hadnt gotten many Republicans to go along with his agenda."

(Via The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan.)

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