As many pundits criticize the hyper-partisan nature of politics, Govs. Asa Hutchinson, R-Ark., and phil-murphy” target=”_blank”>Phil Murphy< and senate can come together are infrastructure, computer science, education, and the pandemic.
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“I think, I feel we’re better if we get there together,” he said. “That’s not to say we’re not going to continue to have disagreements on a lot of things, but let’s go the extra mile to find the things that we can agree on and work together on.”
Hutchinson spoke to Fox News Digital at the National Governors Association winter meeting, saying that being a governor illustrates “how when the election is over with, you have to work with the people of your state, and you’re measured by what you’re able to accomplish.”
“To accomplish something, you’ve got to work across the aisle to get something done,” he added. “Governors illustrate that more than anyone, whether it’s infrastructure or whether it’s my initiative on computer science education, or whether it’s the pandemic.”
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Murphy said he is proud to be a Democrat, but also has “an enormous appetite to find common ground.”
And he said he is not alone.
“There are many of us on both sides of the aisle,” he added.
Hutchinson said that being at the National Governors Association — which includes both Democrats and Republicans as members — “means we can have civil conversations even with people we disagree with, and we can find some things we can work together on.”
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Hutchinson and Murphy co-authored an opinion article for Fox News highlighting the importance of bipartisanship, particularly during the pandemic.
“If there’s one thing we have learned during the pandemic, it is that bipartisan leadership is what drives solutions for all Americans,” they wrote.
