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Partisan strife refers to intense conflict and division between political parties, often characterized by extreme loyalty to one's own party while exhibiting hostility towards the opposing party. This division can manifest in various forms, including legislative gridlock, public disputes, and societal polarization. In historical contexts, such as during the early years of American politics or more recent electoral battles, partisan strife has often impeded governance and fostered a divisive political climate. The consequences can include a breakdown of civil discourse and challenges in addressing pressing national issues.
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What did James Monroe describe his presidency as?
Era of Good feelings. The era of good feelings is a period in U.S. history where the Federalist Party had declined and there were little partisan political strife. - Jennifer
To favor one side of an issue?
don't know
Use partisan in a Sentence?
The partisan was very supportive of the party.
When was The Partisan Leader created?
The Partisan Leader was created in 1836.
When was Partisan Records created?
Partisan Records was created in 2007.
When was Southern Partisan created?
Southern Partisan was created in 1979.
When was Partisan Review created?
Partisan Review was created in 1934.
Can you give a sentence of partisan?
That mayoral candidate is a strong partisan of term limits. Partisan hometown fans can be hostile to those from out of town
Concerns at local governments tend to be non partisan or partisan?
nonpartisan
How many pages does The Partisan Leader have?
The Partisan Leader has 392 pages.
A person favoring one side of a political issue is?
the correct answer is partisan
What do you call a person who favors one side of a political issue?
partisan
