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pronounced: "by-par-tih-sin cross-fyr"
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Bipartisan crossfire is the attack received directly and indirectly by both sides of a two-party political system. In the heat of opposing sides, those identified as the "center" or "middle" of the [political spectrum] are often criticized for not fully embellishing all of the motives of either party. The centrist ridicules the extremists on both sides, such as [Rush Limbaugh] and Michael Moore*, but also usually agrees with the open-minded on both sides. These far-lefties/righties are usually the ones that instill the bipartisan crossfire in the first place.
Lastly, bipartisan crossfire is socially dangerous. In a world dominated by opposition, the last thing we need is to silence the open-minded: they're usually the ones who stop us from trying to annihilate each other.
*According to the teen-shaping TV program "Family Guy," these two are the same person. Oh, and Nazis support McCain/Palin '08. Because [National Socialism] and conservatism go hand in hand. Look it up.

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