Transpartalism
Transpartisanship is a political and philosophical concept that emphasizes cooperation and collaboration across traditional partisan divides, particularly in the context of governance and policy-making. The term suggests a shift away from rigid ideological stances and towards a more pragmatic, solution-oriented approach that transcends party lines. Proponents of transpartisanship argue that many complex societal issues—such as climate change, healthcare reform, or economic inequality—require bipartisan or even multipartisan efforts to address effectively.
The idea gained prominence in discussions about gridlock in legislative systems, where partisan polarization often hinders
Critics of transpartisanship argue that it may dilute ideological consistency or lead to compromises that favor