Word: bipartisanism
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Jason J. Kohout '04 praised Bush's emphasis on bipartisan cooperation in the speech...
...among them. The Carters were in the crowd, and the elder Bushes - everyone watching to see if George would cry. And of course the Cheneys, and the new First Lady, and the new president, George W. Bush, walking onstage just after 11:30 a.m., accompanied by a just-barely bipartisan entourage of senators and congressman all accompanied by the ghosts of John Quincy Adams and his father...
...Kyoto Protocol to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, for example, did not seem to concern President Clinton too much. George Bush and his administration differ here more by scale than by type. Yet his newly appointed Cabinet poses another, more pernicious threat to the proud--and bipartisan--tradition of American environmentalism. For George II seems to be the champion of environmental elitism, where the natural heritage of this country only falls to those able to afford...
...Cold War isolation of Cuba. Indeed, a number of the Republican foreign policy heavyweights introduced by Bush on the campaign as key foreign policy advisers, such as former secretaries of state Lawrence Eagleburger, Henry Kissinger and George Shultz, have signed on to legislative attempts to institute a comprehensive bipartisan review of U.S. Cuba policy...
...rounds of the TV networks touting his reform plan--and irking the Bush team. McCain brushes off their sniping. "I campaigned on it, and I promised millions of Americans," he says. "If we don't do anything the first few weeks, we never will. If we passed a bipartisan bill, it would be great for Bush." He just wants to help his President, like...