partisan politics

The state tried to take the partisanship out of its political maps, but partisans aren’t having it.
"We need less hyper partisanship on backgrounds at this time for our country," said Bush as his party tries to pull the rug out from under the election.
Since the 2000 election, hyper-competitive elections and archaic constitutional provisions have produced a series of escalating political crises.
Michael McFaul, former U.S. ambassador to Russia, warns of the danger of filtering critical intelligence through "partisan politics" that muddies the truth about threats.
"Hopefully everybody is looking in the mirror tonight.”
Politics sometimes makes those we love into adversaries and opponents.