Significados de partisan rancor en inglés

But it has not taken long for partisan rancor to emerge.

The pitched battle over Kavanaugh added to perceptions of Washington as paralyzed by partisan rancor.

Jefferson was denounced with a bitterness surpassing the partisan rancor with which later generations have been familiar.

The dispute has caused an extraordinary breach between the White House and law enforcement and deepened partisan rancor.

In the US, an ugly contempt of women has been exposed in recent years under the guise of partisan rancor.

Owens, viewed as the underdog, told Reuters by email that he believes voters have tired of partisan rancor and extreme viewpoints.

US President Barack Obama urges Americans to reject political "absolutism" and partisan rancor, as he kicks off his second term.

Hamilton likened the partisan rancor in Washington to the Old Testament friction between Moses and his people as he led them out of Egypt.

She built what's called a secret Facebook group, a choice many people are making amid the partisan rancor of the 2016 election and its aftermath.