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bipartisanAdjective to describe a situation where the normally opposing political parties come together to agree on an initiative. Technically two parties coming together.
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bipartisanalso bi-partisan, 1894, from bi- + partisan.
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bipartisanincluding members of both major political parties (in the U.S., Republicans and Democrats).
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bipartisanA cooperative effort by two political parties.
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bipartisanHaving an affiliation or association with (or representatives of) both political parties or caucuses in a two party system.
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bipartisansupported by members of the two major political parties (the Democrats and the Republicans).
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bipartisanBipartisan is a term which denotes support by members of the two major political parties (the Democrats and the Republicans). In a two-party system, it refers to any bill, act, resolution, or any othe [..]
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bipartisan(adj) supported by both sides
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bipartisanConsisting of, or supported by, members of two parties, particularly two major political parties.
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bipartisanActions that represent cooperation and compromise between the major political parties
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