You got a bad personality, you know that?

The opposition party put forward a bill to reduce income tax.

The members of the opposition party were enraged against the bill.

I became a little bit radical,

We worked together in a completely bipartisan way to bring down communism.

The ruling party pushed its tax bill through.

And in the United States Senate, we need bipartisan support only one or two votes are needed to move global warming through the Senate, and this room can help.

The two parties allied to defeat the bill.

The party was split up into two.

So before the Directory could even form in any major way, you had a Royalist uprising in Paris.

You know, yesterday, your featured speaker came here and said that the election in November isn't about two people.

And it's essentially like a shotgun coming out of a canon.

And I was proud to join 23 Republicans in voting for it.

Party leaders are hammering out a proposal for political reform.

The minority party made a last ditch effort to block passage of the bills.

...to royalist villages,

So for a lot of reasons, those decades after the Second World War were an historically anomalous time.

Acts of piracy have always been a response to the control of uncharted capitalist frontiers.

The LDP brought out a bill to raise taxes, but they met with such violent opposition that they backed down.

And then, in October of 1795, there was a Royalist uprising.

But then, after World War I, things dropped, and we get this historically low level of polarization.

And the back story is this

They were out numbered.

And we will never again have a large group of conservative southern Democrats and liberal northern Republicans making it easy, making there be a lot of overlap for bipartisan cooperation.

So here's how this chart will look like,

Republicans like Republicans. That's not a surprise.

Great Britain was attacking the western regions of France.

I'm against the bill.

I'm for the bill.

The bill passed both Houses.

I'm opposed to that bill.

Swartz's political activity continues, his attention turning to a bill moving through Congress designed to curb online piracy.

There were Royalists throughout Paris.

What will that lead to?

A respectable man who obeyed the law.

SOPA stands for the Stop Online Piracy Act.

He is paying the bill.

And they poured money into crucial election in Massachusetts, which gave the Republicans the power to block any congressional legislations.

There were also upset that they were excluded from the Directory.

A tiny little sliver call themselves libertarians, or socialists, or some other small third party, and the largest block, 40 percent, say they're independents.

Until then, I want you to Leave him alone.

So most Americans are not partisan, and most of the people in the independent camp fall somewhere in between, so even though we have tremendous overlap between the views on these fiscal issues of Democrats and Republicans, we have even more overlap when you add in the independents.

This bill is safe to pass.

It's written in a shorthand of my own devising.

It used to be that conservatives and moderates and liberals could all work together in Congress.