Bipartisanship has been essential to America's success throughout its history. Today, however, there seems waning interest by politicians in both parties to work together to address pressing issues and find solutions. A compelling and inspirational reminder that a two-party system built on compromise and mutual respect is integral to a functioning democracy.
Bipartisanship has been essential to America's success throughout its history. Today, however, there seems waning interest by politicians in both parties to work together to address pressing issues and find solutions. A compelling and inspirational reminder that a two-party system built on compromise and mutual respect is integral to a functioning democracy.
Preface: Achieving Our Goals Through Bipartisanship, by Marcy Kaptur Acknowledgments Introduction: America is Facing a Crisis Point, by Trent Lott and Tom Daschle Part I: Bipartisanship and America 1. Bipartisanship and a Stronger Democracy in American History, by John Harwood 2. Reflections on Bipartisanship, by Todd Young 3. Collaboration, Compromise, and Bipartisanship, by Dan Glickman 4. Why Bipartisanship Is Such Hard Work, by Marjorie Randon Hershey Part II: Bipartisanship at Work 5. What Bipartisanship Really Looks Like, by André Carson 6. Bipartisanship and Leadership, by Olympia Snowe 7. Bipartisanship and Medicare Payment Reform, by Allyson Y. Schwartz and Charlene MacDonald 8. Legions of Cosponsors for the Military, by Jason Altmire 9. Public Safety Is Not a Partisan Matter, by Curt Weldon 10. Bipartisanship Needed to Reduce Gun Violence, by Paul Helmke 11. Working Together for a Healthier Environment, by Don Bonker 12. A Bipartisan Agenda for Defending Free Enterprise, Assuring Honest Government, and Fighting Climate Change, by Richard W. Painter Afterword: Bipartisanship Is Essential to Democracy, by Jill Long Thompson
Preface: Achieving Our Goals Through Bipartisanship, by Marcy Kaptur Acknowledgments Introduction: America is Facing a Crisis Point, by Trent Lott and Tom Daschle Part I: Bipartisanship and America 1. Bipartisanship and a Stronger Democracy in American History, by John Harwood 2. Reflections on Bipartisanship, by Todd Young 3. Collaboration, Compromise, and Bipartisanship, by Dan Glickman 4. Why Bipartisanship Is Such Hard Work, by Marjorie Randon Hershey Part II: Bipartisanship at Work 5. What Bipartisanship Really Looks Like, by André Carson 6. Bipartisanship and Leadership, by Olympia Snowe 7. Bipartisanship and Medicare Payment Reform, by Allyson Y. Schwartz and Charlene MacDonald 8. Legions of Cosponsors for the Military, by Jason Altmire 9. Public Safety Is Not a Partisan Matter, by Curt Weldon 10. Bipartisanship Needed to Reduce Gun Violence, by Paul Helmke 11. Working Together for a Healthier Environment, by Don Bonker 12. A Bipartisan Agenda for Defending Free Enterprise, Assuring Honest Government, and Fighting Climate Change, by Richard W. Painter Afterword: Bipartisanship Is Essential to Democracy, by Jill Long Thompson
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