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pampango

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8. I agree with you but many Democrats seem to still view compromise as a part of governing.
Mon Oct 5, 2015, 01:06 PM
Oct 2015

Polls for years have shown Democrats more supportive of compromise than republicans who are the party of winning election by saying NO, not of actually governing a country.

I suppose one could make an argument that Democratic voters are more "mature" about the role of compromise in making a democracy work. While republicans are motivated more by fear and hate which makes it harder for them to accept compromise in the interest of making government work.

Of course, the problem is that republicans have made the "no compromise" approach to politics and governing work for them so we almost have to respond in kind.

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