bipartisanship
1 of 1noun/baɪˈpɑrtɪzənʃɪp/
1
agreement and collaboration between two major political parties that typically oppose each other's policies
- The healthcare reform bill was a result of rare bipartisanship, with both parties working together to address the needs of the public.
- Bipartisanship in Congress led to the passage of the infrastructure bill, demonstrating that common ground can be found.
- Bipartisanship is crucial in creating sustainable policies that have broad support and long-term impact.
- Leaders from both parties expressed a desire for bipartisanship to reform the criminal justice system.
- The mayor's initiative to improve public education received bipartisan support, uniting local politicians from different parties.