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Vanishing bipartisanship: a conversation with Warren Rudman.(AMERICAN DEMOCRACY)(Interview)
American Prospect, The, January, 2005 by McKelvey, Tara
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WARREN RUDMAN HAS SPENT years perfecting the art of bipartisanship. Called a "consensus-forging leader" by Senator Olympia Snowe, Rudman, who served two terms as a U.S. senator from New Hampshire (1980-92), is well-known for his role in bipartisan deficit reduction and, more recently, for his work on the United States Commission on National Security, which he co-chaired with then-Senator Gary Hart. In November, he talked about how members of both parties can work together more effectively.
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