Synonyms for non-partisan
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1. List of paraphrases for "non-partisan":

   impartial, nonpartisan, non-party, unbiased, apolitical, non-political, partisan, even-handed, neutral

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1. Dan Newman:

   She's viewed as thorough, thoughtful, and as close to non-partisan on the issue of national security as is possible in today's politically polarized environment, if it was a different Democrat, it would be easier for some to be dismissive of the questions she's raising, but she's built significant credibility as a trusted voice on national security, so she has to be taken seriously. She's raising two critical issues which will define our debate about torture in the coming months: does it make us safer, and is it something we accept as consistent with our nation's moral code?

2. Steven Glick Junior Steven Glick:

   So with the school paper, they’re school funded, they’re connected to all the students, they’re designed to be a representative of the whole student body, they’re supposed to be neutral, non-partisan, so for them to take a stand, side with one group on this issue, is not in the boundaries of what this paper should try to be accomplishing with their opinion section.

3. Ted Cruz:

   Garland has a good reputation as a judge, he has a reputation as a being relatively non-partisan as a judge. I would say his hearing was frustrating as it went on today because he basically dodged every question. He refused to answer – he answered like a judicial nominee, and not like a nominee to be attorney general.

4. Angus King:

   I don't think that was appropriate, but I suspect he now thinks that, too, it was at the very beginning, had it been an ongoing pattern, I think it would be a greater concern. But I think he's demonstrated through the course of the investigation that he's sticking with it in a non-partisan way and a serious way. ... I wish that hadn't happened, but I don't think it taints his work on the investigation.

5. Jay Chen:

   The danger for Democrats is assuming that because Asians rejected Trump for President, it makes them reliably Democratic voters, asians in this district are very non-partisan and tend to vote for the candidate, not the party. If the candidate doesn't reach out, they will not earn that vote.