Where everything is bipartisan until it is not.
The legal process of transferring an accused criminal from one jurisdiction to another for prosecution.
A political action committee that can raise unlimited funds and spend unlimited amounts on political campaigns, though not directly coordinating with candidates.
A fine-tuning, correction, or settlement made to an agreement, policy, or financial account. The polite term for 'we're changing the rules slightly' or 'we need to fix what was wrong.'
A formal written agreement between nations on matters like trade, military cooperation, or human rights.
An assistant or support staff member, typically working directly for a high-ranking official or executive. Basically someone's right-hand person who handles everything so the boss can look important.
A sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government, typically abbreviated to 'coup.'
A political ideology attempting to transcend traditional left-right politics by combining elements of both liberalism and conservatism.
Playful acronyms for Men in Black and Women in Black—the tongue-in-cheek term for federal government workers, especially those in military, intelligence, or Homeland Security who always look like they're about to ruin your day.