Argue about politics, no matter what your opinion or party, but keep it civil!

"There is no true sovereign except the nation; there can be no true legislator except the people."
-Denis Diderot, French writer and natural philosopher

What is this group?
This is supposed to be, as the name suggests, a Bipartisan debate forum. We welcome political idealogies of all types - Libertarians, Constitutionalists, Socialists, Democrats, Communists, Trump voters, Clinton voters, Johnson voters, Stein voters, McMullen voters. We ask only that you follow the rules, and stick to the issues. Everyone has a good reason for the beliefs they hold, so please be respectful. You will be banned or supressed at an Admin's discretion for breaking any of the following rules:

• It is fine to insult policies, but be sure not to insult people. Everyone has a valid opinion, even if they disagree with you.
  
• Stick to on-topic political discussions in the corresponding area. Social issues in social discussion, foreign policy issues in foreign policy section, etc.
  
• We support freedom of speech, but if you don't have a good reason to mention offensive terminology, please refrain from doing so.
  
• Don't intentionally try to anger or provoke people (no triggering people).
  
• Likewise, please refrain from getting emotionally worked up about things (no getting triggered).
  
• No trolling. Only contribute if you have something that you think would add to the discussion.
  
• Don't spam annoying comments or ask to be promoted to moderator. Mod promotions will be made based on contributions to the community and responsibility.

For your reference and citation, we have deemed the following sites unbiased:

FiveThirtyEight, a reliable political datajournalism site[fivethirtyeight.com]

Politico, an insider political perspective on the news[www.politico.com]

RealClearPolitics, a poll aggregation and article collection site[www.realclearpolitics.com]