Serious question here: Was there ever an actual period(s) of bipartisanship in American history.
WW2 maybe?
I can remember POTUS’s from RR to today and can’t think of...any...examples of “working together”.
Media definition of “Bipartisanship” = When Republicans vote for extremist leftist moonbat Democrat bills.
“The word bipartisan usually means some larger-than-usual deception is being carried out.” — George Carlin
"The era of good feelings" during James Monroe's presidency is probably the best example I can think of, but that goes all the way back to the 1820s. He was virtually unopposed for a second term and Congress pretty much agreed on all legislation during that time period. However, it wasn't really a two party system being "bipartisan", but more of a one-party system since the Federalists collapsed and basically the only elected officials at the time were Democratic Republicans. It became a two-party system again when they had infighting amongst themselves, leading to a breakaway group called the "National Republicans". They eventually became the Whigs, and the remaining "Democratic Republicans" eventually became Democrats.