Yesterday we had to listen to the libs and all their bullshit. Today we strike back in the only way they know how; By shit posting online, in this thread
Bipartisanship is when Democtarts and Republicans come together to do what they love the most - molest children
Bipartisanship is coming together to roll back labor laws and environmental regulations.
And never raising minimum wage again.
bipartisanship is when Capital takes the mask of humanity off and destroys everything you loveBipartisanship is when war criminals from different parties come together to stop another war criminal because he’s not letting the “smart and respectable” people do the war crimes according to the “rules.”
Do war crimes my way or we’ll find someone else who will! This is the Rules Based International Order!
Bipartisanship is when two arms of the Pentagon support opposing factions in the Syrian Civil War and kill each other’s operatives
im homopartisan so i dont think it’s my place to speak on this
Impossible. :LIB: gets mad at left answers only.
real bipartisanship is
Bipartisanship is when there is a ship with two parts and they’re both full of artisans.
How about when they change the parts, is it the same bipartisanship? What if the artisans change?
GOOD post
Bipartisanship is when both parties have the exact same opinion and will do the same thing and there is no one else to vote for. It is the polite thing to do.
Bipartisanship is when you are a bisexual member of the Italian resistance during WW2
Perpetual war.
The only real answer (I still upvoted all the other answers because I believe in monopartisanship)
Real bipartisanship is having a democrat president and expanding on the Trump policies
Bipartisanship is when the democrats’ use of aesthetics has you convinced that they are measurably different to the republicans in any way.
Edit: To be more prosaic about it, I’m saying that bipartisanship is actually a myth that fools supporters of the democratic party into thinking that there’s a meaningful difference between the two parties and they invoke the myth of bipartisanship as a way to dupe dem supporters into believing that there’s an aisle which the party is reaching across in order to meet another, different and ideologically opposed, party.
Anything that is framed or understood to be a bipartisan measure amounts to the same thing as a person says “I’m not racist but…”: it’s nothing more than an ideological veneer that is used to conceal the true nature of the party that is invoking it as an exception rather than it being the rule or revealing their true nature; bipartisanship is political sleight of hand and you’re a rube if you allow yourself to get distracted—or worse yet, impressed—by it.
