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Ron Brownstein on Partisanship and America’s Second Civil War
For the first time since he took office, Congress has overridden a veto by President Bush. Tonight we’ll hear what the Water Resources Development Act could mean for LA and the rest of California. One thing it’s not is a return to bipartisan compromise in Washington. We’ll talk with Ron Brownstein , who says, “the political system is more…
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFor the first time since he took office, Congress has overridden a veto by President Bush. Tonight we’ll hear what the Water Resources Development Act could mean for LA and the rest of California. One thing it’s not is a return to bipartisan compromise in Washington. We’ll talk with Ron Brownstein, who says, “the political system is more polarized than the country”— and likely to stay that way.
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A Moment’s Rest from “Hyperpartisanship” - 0:00The Senate Overrides Bush’s Veto on a Bill With $1 billion for Water Projects in California
- 7:50Ron Brownstein on Partisanship and America’s Second Civil WarYou’re reading this
- 17:49Sam Zell
The full episode
2 of 3A Moment’s Rest from “Hyperpartisanship” - 0:00The Senate Overrides Bush’s Veto on a Bill With $1 billion for Water Projects in California
- 7:50Ron Brownstein on Partisanship and America’s Second Civil WarYou’re reading this
- 17:49Sam Zell