Why Do We Use ‘Quarrels’ in Politics?

Quarrels are like big arguments between people who don't agree. In politics, when leaders argue a lot, it helps others understand the problem better, and sometimes even makes them want to take sides.

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Examples

A senator yells at a minister for making a bad decision.
Two politicians argue about who should be the next president.
A group of lawmakers shout each other down during a vote.

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