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'''Partisan''' is a term used to refer to political activism based purely on political party allegiance. In the US, it is most often practised by the [[Democratic Party]] - witness the summer 2007 attempt to unseat the [[Attorney General]], and [[partisanship]] is a typical tactic of [[deceit]] by [[liberals]] in general. | '''Partisan''' is a term used to refer to political activism based purely on political party allegiance. In the US, it is most often practised by the [[Democratic Party]] - witness the summer 2007 attempt to unseat the [[Attorney General]], and [[partisanship]] is a typical tactic of [[deceit]] by [[liberals]] in general. | ||
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Revision as of 03:50, July 31, 2007
Partisan is a term used to refer to political activism based purely on political party allegiance. In the US, it is most often practised by the Democratic Party - witness the summer 2007 attempt to unseat the Attorney General, and partisanship is a typical tactic of deceit by liberals in general.