faction fight

noun

1. a fight between rival Black groups, usually originating in tribal or clan feuds

Example Sentences

Mr Leonard added: "If any party representative thinks an internal faction fight is more important than this agenda, then they will have to answer to party members and the voters whom we serve".

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Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has said he "does not recognise" the claim that Jeremy Corbyn's team wanted a "faction fight" in the Labour Party.

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“I don’t want the Labour party to become a faction fight,” Lansman said in a 2016 interview with the Guardian.

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To oversimplify a bit, the question of Vladimir Putin’s influence on the 2016 presidential election has become a litmus test for where one stands in the faction fight between the Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders wings of the American left.

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But beneath that contentious position lies a deeper gulf of perception that isn’t exactly about the divide between left and right, or about the reductive Bernie-Hillary faction fight that continues to divide the Democratic Party and the broader left coalition.

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