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: Essentially Contested AmericaWho?s Afraid of Bipartisanship?
By Robert Justin Lipkin
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What is political bipartisanship and why do we think it represents an attractive form of politics? First, bipartisanship is an elementary form of political community. It requires taking other people seriously. Rather than attempt to brow beat our political opponents, bipartisan politics seeks to appreciate their conscientious convictions and genuinely try to incorporate them into [...]Full post as published by Essentially Contested America on February 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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