Partnership for a Secure America

More Offshore Drilling Controversy

26 house Republicans cross the aisle to support legislation forcing oil companies to develop the leases they have before receiving new ones.

Transitioning

Jamie Gorelick and Slade Gorton insist that there may be a dangerous gap between the incoming and outgoing administrations.

Two Senators May Accompany Obama on Iraq Trip

Obama said he may be bringing Chuck Hagel and Jack Reed, noting their "traditional bipartisan wisdom when it comes to foreign policy."

Obama's Supposed Flip-Flop Really a Push for Bipartisan Consensus?

New York Times OP-ED columnist Gail Collins claims that the much-discussed apparent waffling of presumptive democratic nominee Barack Obama is in fact just the fulfillment of the candidates promise to "find a rational common ground".

Bipartisan Commission Calls for Revitalization of National War Powers Legislation.

The National War Powers Commission, led by PSA Board member Warren Christopher and James Baker, recommends new legislation regarding the decision to engage in war.

Bipartisan commission calls for revitalization of National War Powers legislation.

Tue, 08 Jul 2008

The National War Powers Commission, led by PSA Board member Warren Christopher and James Baker, recommends new legislation regarding the decision to engage in war.

Candidates Ignoring Debt Problem?

Neither candidate has a concrete plan for reducing the national debt.

Obama and McCain Strut Their Bipartisan Stuff

NPR Radio Broadcast with Mara Liasson: Both McCain and Obama have cast themselves as politicians who are willing to work across the aisle, and each has attacked the other for being unwilling to do so.

PSA Director Speaks at High-School Teaching Conference

On Tuesday, June 24, director Matt Rojansky gave a presentation for the 19th annual �Summer Institute on International Relations�.

McCain Campaign: Bipartisanship is Bucking the Party

John McCain's campaign today blasted Barack Obama's claims of bipartisanship, arguing he doesn't meet the true definition of the word. But what's curious is how they define it: bucking your own party.

A Bipartisan Foreign Policy for January 2009

Top Republicans and Democrats Discuss Bipartisan Foreign Policy for January 2009

Monday, June 23, 2008, PSA hosted a public discussion on �a Bipartisan Foreign Policy for January 2009.�PSA Advisory Board members Ambassador Thomas Pickering and Mr. Robert (Bud) McFarlane joined former top USAID and UN official Frederick (Rick) Barton to call for consensus building dialog between Republicans and Democrats on stopping nuclear proliferation, addressing energy security and climate change, and improving the US-China relationship, among other foreign policy challenges.

A Bipartisan Foreign Policy for January 2009

Mon, 23 Jun 2008

Top Republicans and Democrats Discuss Bipartisan Foreign Policy for January 2009

Mon, 23 Jun 2008

Senior Senators Offer Bipartisan Vision

As David Broder writes in the Washington Post, the country could be "fated to endure another four years of bitter foreign policy partisanship, whoever wins this election." But Lugar and Biden offer a ray of hope.