Why bipartisanship is good politics

LONDON: Bipartisanship seems to have taken a drubbing in Washington since President Barack Obama got to the White House.

Like most recent American presidents, Obama campaigned on a promise to work with his political opponents for the greater good of the country.

Bill Clinton said much the same thing before he was elected, and then spent his first term in a knockdown fight with Newt Gingrich's Republican majority in Congress, and his second term fighting off impeachment.

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