n.盲目支持，偏袒

Partisanship often clouds political debates, making it difficult to find common ground."
"党派偏见常常使政治辩论变得模糊不清，使得很难找到共同点。"
The senator's speech was full of partisanship, attacking the opposition at every turn."
"参议员的演讲充满了党派偏见，每一步都在攻击反对派。"
The news media has been criticized for its increasing partisanship in recent years."
"近年来，新闻媒体因其日益增长的党派偏见而受到批评。"
We need to move beyond partisanship if we want to solve the country's problems."
"如果我们想解决国家的问题，我们需要超越党派偏见。"
The judge was accused of partisanship in his rulings, favoring one party over another."
"法官在裁决中被指责有党派偏见，偏向一方而不是另一方。"
The election campaign was marked by extreme partisanship on both sides."
"选举活动的特点是双方都表现出极端的党派偏见。"
The new policy proposal was met with partisanship from both major parties."
"新的政策提案遭到了两大党的党派偏见。"
Partisanship can sometimes lead to gridlock in government decision-making."
"党派偏见有时会导致政府决策陷入僵局。"
The politician's partisanship was evident in her refusal to work with members of the other party."
"这位政客的党派偏见在她拒绝与其他党派成员合作时显而易见。"
The public is growing tired of the constant partisanship and wants politicians to focus on issues that matter."
"公众对持续的党派偏见感到厌倦，希望政客们关注真正重要的问题。"