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Georgetown Bipartisan Coalition Releases Joint Statement on Bipartisanship in the U.S

Georgetown Bipartisan Coalition Releases Joint Statement on Bipartisanship in the U.S

By Adora Zheng February 3, 2022

In collaboration with four collegiate bipartisan organizations, the Georgetown Bipartisan Coalition (GBC) published a statement on bipartisanship in the United States.  The statement, published...

EDITORIAL: Reshape Expectations of Bipartisanship

EDITORIAL: Reshape Expectations of Bipartisanship

By The Editorial Board November 13, 2020

No student or community member on Georgetown University’s campus or elsewhere should ever feel like they have to entertain political arguments that deny them their humanity or rights. Open-mindedness...

Impeachment Trial Requires Bipartisanship, Panelists Say

Impeachment Trial Requires Bipartisanship, Panelists Say

By Grace Buono January 31, 2020

Bipartisan cooperation within the U.S. government and communication between citizens with varied perspectives is essential for the future of the nation as President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial...

AMBER GILLETTE/THE HOYA Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) encouraged political leadership to pursue bipartisan policy in the face of an increasingly divisive political atmosphere at an event Monday evening in Lohrfink Auditorium.

Rubio Encourages Bipartisanship in Policymaking

By Deepika Jonnalagadda October 5, 2018

Americans are becoming increasingly isolated from people with opposing political ideologies, Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) said in an event Monday evening in Lohrfink Auditorium. Titled “State...

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Senator Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), left, discussed the decline of bipartisanship with Mo Elleithee, the executive director of the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service.

Senator Flake Voices Concerns About ‘Vanishing Middle’ in National Politics

By Madeline Charbonneau January 31, 2018

Senator Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) emphasized the importance of bipartisan cooperation and his concern for the “vanishing middle” in an event hosted by the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service...

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John Carr, Director of the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Bishop Robert McElroy spoke during a panel discussion.

Catholic Communities Must Foster Bipartisan Cooperation, Panel Says

By Meena Morar November 27, 2017

The Roman Catholic churches and communities in the United States must encourage bipartisan cooperation and promote religious freedom, said a panel of religious experts and community leaders in a Nov. 16...

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Bipartisan Student Groups Praise Clinton Despite Contentious Past

By Madeline Charbonneau November 10, 2017

The Institute of Politics and Public Service’s celebration of the political legacy of former President Bill Clinton (SFS ’68) received generally positive bipartisan feedback from student leaders, despite...

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Former Clinton Advisers: Refocus Politics on Bipartisan Progress

By Elizabeth Ash November 7, 2017

A return to a less polarized political climate should follow the example set by the bipartisan style of former President Bill Clinton (SFS ’68), argued top Clinton White House advisers at a “Clinton...

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Two former Florida congressmen, Congressman Patrick Murphy (D-Fla.) and David Jolly (R-Fla.) discussed barriers to bipartisanship in a GU Politics event Tuesday.

Trump Missed Opportunity for Bipartisanship, Former Congressmen Say

By Sheel Patel October 18, 2017

President Donald J. Trump has missed multiple opportunities to overcome division and facilitate bipartisan cooperation, former Congressmen David Jolly (R-Fla.) and Patrick Murphy (D-Fla.) said in an...

Huntsman Promotes Bipartisan Dialogue

By William Zhu February 2, 2016

Former Governor of Utah and U.S. Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman promoted a bipartisan approach to resolving foreign and domestic issues to a crowd of about 80 people in Old North Thursday. Huntsman,...

How Sweet The Sound

How Sweet The Sound

By Kate Riga July 4, 2015

Barack Obama’s presidency has had no shortage of hard knocks. An obstinate and childish Congress, very public and embarrassing fumbles (especially of the foreign affairs variety), and a critical and...

Blogger Voices: Mazel Tov, Obama

Blogger Voices: “Mazel Tov, Obama”

By Harper Weissburg and Harper Weissburg January 22, 2015

In Jewish tradition, when a boy turns thirteen he is called to read Torah in front of his family and friends, and in doing so, he becomes a man. He becomes someone who can shoulder adult responsibility....

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