Where everything is bipartisan until it is not.
A policy provision attached to an unrelated bill, usually a spending measure, used to bypass normal legislative review by forcing an all-or-nothing vote.
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.
To inject partisan considerations into something that was previously viewed as non-partisan, like the Supreme Court, scientific research, or emergency management.