'Bipartisanship' fizzles as Virginia General Assembly session ends | : vimarsana.com

Democrats and Republicans emphasized bipartisanship and working across the aisle after the election, in press conferences and throughout the legislative session, but the sentiment seemed to fizzle by the end.

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