Bipartisanism

Bipartisanism refers to the cooperation and collaboration between two major political parties—most often, in the United States, the Democratic and Republican parties. It involves members from both parties working together to pass legislation, address issues, and find common ground, even if they have different beliefs or priorities. The goal of bipartisan efforts is to foster compromise and stability in government decisions, ensuring that policies reflect a broader consensus rather than extreme positions. While bipartisanism can promote effective governance, it also requires participants to prioritize the country's needs above partisan divides.