
'Bipartisanship' is a dirty word for Senate Republicans
CNN
There was a time when the most liberal Republican in the Senate was to the ideological left of the chamber's most conservative Democrat.
This is not that time. And, judging from the latest bipartisan rankings from CQ Roll Call, we aren't going back there -- for a very long time. The bipartisan scores, based on how often members of Congress voted with or against their party's majority in 2020, reveal, well, very little bipartisanship.More Related News

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