Partisan Conflict

Partisan conflict refers to disagreements and tensions between different political groups or parties within a government or society. These conflicts often arise from differing values, policy goals, and visions for the country's future. They can lead to debates, gridlock, or even conflicts over legislation and governance. While some level of disagreement is natural in a healthy democracy, persistent partisan conflict can hinder decision-making and affect social cohesion. It reflects the broader struggle to influence policies and priorities according to each group's perspectives and interests.