It's the nature of democratic politics. Given a broad enough group of people, you will never fully agree with your allies let alone everyone, so you may never f

It's the nature of democratic politics. Given a broad enough group of people, you will never fully agree with your allies let alone everyone, so you may never fully agree with your allies' reasons for agreeing with you. However, in order to move the needle at all you will often have to accept "close enough." I see this in the workplace too. Some of the worst managers I've seen were people who were unable to accept "close enough" and instead just didn't get anything done.