With all due respect, as you say tubenit, the agency that writes your posted reports, sounds very politically sided
Is there something in the comparisons chart that you feel is biased? If so, what is it?
Your comment wasn't addressed to me, and I'm not trying to put words in anyone's mouth, but I also see a pretty clear bias in this document. For example, the "Freedom of Religion" part. Party A says "A person can hold their beliefs in private or in their place of worship." Party B says "A person can hold and live out their beliefs in their private and public life." As a member of Party A, I believe I can safely say, pray all you want! Christians, Jews, Muslims, Pagans, Budhists...whatever. I believe Party A just doesn't want to be forced to worship. For example, I'm old enough that there was prayer in school when I was a child. When a person of authority tells you to bow your head and pray, that's pretty awkward for a non-believer. And, if it doesn't feel that way to you, imagine the person leading the prayer was Hindu, then reimagine your comfort level.
Another one is Marriage. Party A says marriage should be "redefined" to be between any sex. I beg pardon, but I would argue that's always been the definition. For example, Nero married a man, ceremony and all. One might argue that it's actually Party B who wants to change the definition.
For the record, I know that the very first item, "The Constitution", is meant to make Party A look bad, but a deeper dive makes Party B look silly. I mean, if the Constitution were a "fixed charter", there would be no Bill of Rights (also known as the first 10 changes to the "fixed charter").
The "Freedom of Speech" one seems a little off, too. Makes it sound like Party A can't take free speech and Party B says anything goes. Which sounds cool, but it doesn't reflect real life. For example, if someone kneels during the anthem or burns an American flag, which are both protected free speech, which party throws a fit?
Anyhow, I did a quick search and found, what appears to be, an unbiased document (granted, it's from 2012, but I'm just trying to show an example). It's not nearly as expansive as this list, but it pulls from the actual party platforms. Here goes:
https://cdn.kqed.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/26/2014/10/PartiesCompared_vers.2.pdfI'm sure there's something better out there. If not, maybe I'll make up my own sometime! Seems like there should be something out there that is comprehensive, and doesn't lean one way or another in its descriptions. Shoot, maybe it would be kinda neat if we, as a forum, came up with one together? There's a lot of intelligent people here, and I truly believe there's more that unites us than separates us.