Too often partisanship poisons
our national dialogue. Unfortunately,
respectful discourse across party lines has
become the exception - not the norm.
To
confront this challenge, the Bipartisan Policy
Center (BPC) was formed to develop and promote
solutions that would attract the public support
and political momentum to achieve real
progress. The BPC acts as an incubator for
policy efforts that engage top political
figures, advocates, academics and business
leaders in the art of principled compromise. In
addition to advancing specific proposals, the
BPC also is broadcasting a different type of
policy discourse that seeks to unite the
constructive center in the pursuit of common
goals.
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Bipartisan Policy Center Releases Comprehensive Report On Financing Health Reform Press Release · Jun 25, 2008
Financial Leaders and Senators Hold Bipartisan Meeting to Discuss Credit Crisis June 10, 2008 Washington, DC – Yesterday in New York City, eight financial leaders and three U.S. Senators gathered to discuss the role of the credit rating agencies in the ongoing financial crisis and to recommend reforms that will restore investor confidence and encourage economic growth.Press Release · Jun 10, 2008
Dole and Daschle Release New Report on the Role of Agriculture in Cutting US Greenhouse Emissions June 2, 2008 (Washington, D.C.) -- On the eve of Senate debate on legislation to cap U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, former Senate Majority Leaders Bob Dole and Tom Daschle today released recommendations for creating a robust U.S. market for agricultural carbon credits to cut emissions and provide a valuable new asset for famers.Press Release · Jun 2, 2008 |
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