Where everything is bipartisan until it is not.
To inject partisan considerations into something that was previously viewed as non-partisan, like the Supreme Court, scientific research, or emergency management.
A form of government where the executive is drawn from and answerable to the legislature, as opposed to a presidential system where they're separate.
A written set of policy positions that a political party adopts to appeal to voters, usually ignored by the party once elected.
To publicly humiliate a public figure by throwing a pie at them during a speech or event—a protest tactic that's somehow both messy and oddly dignified. It's the pastry-based equivalent of heckling with more structural integrity.
Redrawing districts specifically to advantage one party over another, often making elections predetermined. Democracy's most dishonest art form.