Word: bipartisanism
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Invoking the legacies of Aristotle and Shakespeare, Lee implored students to work in a bipartisan spirit. "Our philosophy is that we have faith.... It's the hope that we may, hopefully, inspire future statesmen to greatness and create an electorate that can and does reward such greatness...
Thankfully, the Kennedy School has responded to the newfound centrism of the Republican party, encouraging bipartisan participation at the seminar and inviting a wide range of speakers, including George Will, the renowned conservative journalist, and Roger Porter, a former policy adviser to George Bush. The school's move toward bipartisanship is necessary both for the Kennedy School to maintain its reputation as a national think tank and for the New Members of Congress Conference to foster interaction between Representatives of both parties. The renewed possibility for deliberation and dialogue that transcends party lines is the key to the Kennedy School...
...recent months--and the move seems to be effective. The New Members of Congress Conference is back--with a conservative tilt--after the temporary exile of many Republican members to The Heritage Foundation in 1994. Since shedding its liberal slant, the Kennedy School has finally emerged with a thankfully bipartisan point of view...
...TOES AND TOAST AWARD: Two-timing, bipartisan political adviser Dick Morris, who now works for neither party...
Still, she has already charmed potential enemies on the domestic front, including the irascible Republican Jesse Helms, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, who toasted her last week as a "tough and courageous lady." In fact, such bipartisan appeal was a major factor in the selection of Albright and her teammates. Clinton must co-opt a skeptical Congress if he is ever to develop the national consensus essential to almost any foreign venture or protect the policymaking bureaucracy from the budget hawks. Cohen is highly regarded on both sides of the aisle as a bridge builder who can meld...