Word: partisanship
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...event had the ambiance of a yard sale. Volunteers operated the scoreboard and partisanship went along with the beer--hardly what most people expect at a B-School gala...
...three men, Thornburgh did the most damage. "Meese pushed ideological positions beyond what the law supports," says Ayer, who served as Deputy Solicitor General under Meese and Deputy Attorney General under Thornburgh. But it was Thornburgh, he adds, who created "an employment philosophy that places personal loyalty and partisanship ahead of either competence or integrity." Ayer says he resigned from the department in 1990 "because of my disagreement with Thornburgh's handling of some ethical problems...
Scalia went on to speak about the responsibilities of a judge to refrain from political partisanship...
...increasing partisanship and uncertainpolitical future must appear alien to Cambridge--aone-party city whose charter declares that therewill be no partisanship...
...election goes to the House, the Democrats would have a nominal advantage. Conventional wisdom suggests that partisanship would also steer each chamber of Congress. But that might not hold. In the present House, Democratic-controlled delegations outnumber Republican ones by a ratio...