Partisan Politics
Coverage of Partisan Politics in the Nexus archive.
- America’s future at 250 remains wide open — as long as we don’t take our values for granted
The article discusses how partisan politics are obstructing the celebration of America's 250th birthday and highlights the importance of preserving core values to shape the nation's future.
- American national pride recedes across parties, poll finds
National pride in the US is declining, with only 33% of adults extremely proud, the lowest since Gallup began tracking 25 years ago. Partisan politics and anger towards Trump are cited as factors, with Republicans' pride dropping by seven points since last year.
- Tamara Keith and Jasmine Wright on limits of Trump's power
Tamara Keith and Jasmine Wright discuss the limits of President Trump's power, focusing on his influence over congressional Republicans, partisan politics, and the Freedom 250 initiative. The conversation is part of a political news segment hosted by Geoff Bennett.
- When political party is prioritized over country, everyone loses
The article critiques the current state of Congress, where partisan loyalty has replaced bipartisan cooperation and problem-solving. It argues that elected officials are discouraged from negotiating across party lines, viewing such collaboration as betrayal rather than governing.
- Cutting summer flights at Chicago’s Ohare airport is a terrible idea
The article criticizes the proposal to cut summer flights at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport, suggesting it may be driven by partisan politics rather than practical reasons.
- Only months in, Spanberger and Democrats are losing their shine
Abigail Spanberger and Democrats are experiencing declining support, with Spanberger also being central to a contentious partisan redistricting effort in the state.