The challenge, as always, is how to pass needed measures in a hyperpartisan Congress.

In the current hyperpartisan media environment, it's easy to forget that it hasn't always been this way.

In this hyperpartisan environment, people literally don't trust what they see with their own eyes.

We’re playing a hyperpartisan game with real ammunition, and it’s too dangerous.

How did such a bipartisan positive word get identified as a sign of hyperpartisan politics?

In Washington's hyperpartisan climate, the political calculations involved cannot be overlooked.

Above all, he criticizes the hyperpartisan atmosphere of contemporary public life.

Third, she is challenging "the assumption that to get a lot of hits you have to be hyperpartisan."

The court’s hyperpartisan approach to the law is unhealthy.

This hyperpartisan reality distortion field has impacted Congress as well.

The contretemps reflected the hyperpartisan environment that has made negotiations nearly impossible in Washington.

The legislators, hyperpartisan and usually deadlocked, are a pretty rum bunch.

It’s because the U.S. military embodies everything we find missing today in our hyperpartisan public life.

But hyperpartisan politics are once again threatening to trump policy-driven problem solving.

This ain't Watergate and calls for impeachment reflect hyperpartisan wishes rather than reality.

In this hyperpartisan political year, even motherhood is ammo for the howitzers.

In today's hyperpartisan political climate, liberals—especially far-left progressives—have turned on the more moderate conservatives they once loved.

Reforming government has also fallen victim to the hyperpartisan polarization that defines Washington.

Most members of the House now come from hyperpartisan districts where they face essentially no threat of losing their seat to the other party.

But conclusions are rarely foregone in this hyperpartisan era in Washington.

“The point I was making yesterday is this: The political system today is hyperpartisan.

Hyperpartisan tantrums, whether by Republicans or Democrats, are ridiculous and irresponsible.

In today's hyperpartisan climate, many just associate with like-minded people and consequently their views on political issues are never challenged.

And the truth is there is always going to be a political incentive against working together, particularly in the current hyperpartisan climate.”

Resolutions to name post offices might pass with ease, but more-involved legislation, especially in these hyperpartisan times, can take ages.