<p>Hotline editor in chief Leah Askarinam asks Senate correspondents Zach C. Cohen and Madelaine Pisani to evaluate whether bipartisanship still exists in the Senate and how that could change in 2022.</p>

Hotline editor in chief Leah Askarinam asks Senate correspondents Zach C. Cohen and Madelaine Pisani to evaluate whether bipartisanship still exists in the Senate and how that could change in 2022.

Episode 222: Where to Find Bipartisanship in the Senate

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Episode 222: Where to Find Bipartisanship in the Senate

Episode 222: Where to Find Bipartisanship in the Senate