partisanship
/ˈpɑːrtəzənʃɪp/
noun
- Strong, often blind support for a particular political party, group, or cause, without considering other viewpoints fairly.
- The debate was ruined by extreme partisanship, with each side refusing to listen to the other.
- Many voters are tired of the partisanship in Congress and want leaders who will work together.
- Her partisanship was obvious when she only shared news that made her party look good.
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