Their view is what the president did blew up any chance of getting any type of thing, any type of bipartisan action together on Capitol Hill, that the president in taking executive action and just doing such a narrow slice of has poisoned the well.
Fleischer discusses the impact of the president's executive action on bipartisan efforts in Congress.
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