partisan politics

The website argues that whereas it might have been critical of government policies, it has never indulged in "partisan" politics.

Partisan politics is often an obstruction to good government.

And still another view holds that it was the highly partisan politics of Washington, D. C. , that prevented the needed capital infusion.

We've got enough that we need to do that we don't need to get weighted down in the partisan politics.

"This is not about partisan politics; this is about rising above that, helping America and reigniting our economy, " he said.

A human-rights lawyer, he had spent much of his career abroad, so was untainted by the country's partisan politics.

Like Roosevelt, Obama's presidency will begin after years of bitter partisan politics.

So the President's choice was clearly motivated by sound budgetary policy, not partisan politics.

But we have to move ahead with courage and honesty, because our children's retirement security is more important than partisan politics.

When the law is mixed with vicious partisan politics, as in this case, the results can be terrible.

Was this gesture really a sign of his readiness to end partisan politics in order to deal with the real problems that concern us all?

In accordance with comprehensive and general collection principles, the Library of Congress is isolated from everyday partisan politics.

Others says the fault lies with partisan politics in Washington.

It is a dilemma that goes beyond partisan politics and journalistic ethics.

Each side blamed the other for playing partisan politics.

You're fed up with partisan politics and want results.

Weekly Address: President Obama Calls on GOP Leadership to Put Aside Partisan Politics and Focus on Strengthening the Economy