"charged" doesn't mean polarized. And "bipartisan" doesn't mean anything except in the broken system of the states.
> And "bipartisan" doesn't mean anything except in the broken system of the states.
So it does mean quite a bit, then. Especially since the topic is flock, which is only relevant to the states.
Yeah, anti-flock sentiment is one of the few things in our country that's bipartisan these days.
bipartisan among voters, bipartisan among politicians in the opposite directions. US politicians absolutely adore surveillance and always want more. The surveillance greed knows no bounds, and is supported by basically everyone at all levels of governance.