Four principles behind every argument we make.
We state the other side’s best argument — fairly, fully — before we answer it. If we can’t beat their strongest case, we haven’t won.
Research first, rhetoric second. Claims get sources. Data beats vibes, every time.
Life, liberty, merit, and God-given rights — defended through the constitutional principles that protect them.
Disagreement is welcome. Disrespect isn’t. We debate ideas with confidence and kindness — and we never censor.
So we built the home we couldn’t find. Too far right for the socialists, too far left for the communists — and right where most of this country actually lives: the 80% who agree on the 80-20 issues and are tired of being shouted over by the loudest fringes of both parties.
What color are we? Purple — red and blue made us, and neither owns us. The Moderate Party: the real party of the people, built by independent voters who still think for themselves — on capitalism, the Constitution, freedom, and faith, argued out in the open.
Look at our colors. At the narrow extremes they are pure red and pure blue — the loudest fringes of both parties, certain and shouting. Between them runs the wide middle: purple — the 80% who agree on the 80-20 issues and are tired of being shouted over.
What color are we? Purple — red and blue made us, and neither owns us.
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Disagree? Convince Me Otherwise.