When you think of the term "bipartisanship," who is the first politician to come to your mind? Who reaches across the aisle and makes decisions based on principle rather than party dogma? What elected representative takes into account the concerns of their consitutents even if it means bucking the line?
Before today, gubernatorial hopeful Mary Fallin would have been the last person I expected to make efforts to reach consensus. As a career politician, she has made a name as a GOP flunky. A woman who buddied up with Michele "The media should do an expose on which members of congress are Anti-American" Bachmann in order to gain some of her "us versus them" notoriety, you would think that Mary Fallin was opposed to any feedback from liberals.