Darren W.

Quora's community is a great place outside of politics to ask questions and get answers.

However, if you're looking for a variety in political opinion, you should avoid it. There's not much to say past the fact that there's a heavy liberal bias. Anti-GOP, anti-Trump comments get upvotes. Anti-Clinton, anti-Democratic comments get downvoted. Top comments in political questions are always pro-left, anti-right comments. Ask questions that incriminate or scold the left side of the aisle, and get a downplayed, or hostile answer -- not a straight answer. All Trump supporters are bigots, racists, and sexists. The educated supported Clinton. Bernie supporters are spoiled brats. Etc. Etc. Not a friendly place to be if you're a moderate or Conservative. When you ask them why Quora has a liberal bias, expect to get a loaded response that downplays the bias which ironically, exposes the bias.

Rarely will you find those who are actually "Liberal" and not radical leftists. When you do, it's a breath of fresh air, but extremely rare. I wouldn't recommend to those who identify as actually being Liberal either.

From 2 scoops of icecream, to typos, to bringing on the dumbest Trump supporters just to attack them on a 5:1 ratio, you should avoid even giving them a chance. Trump isn't wrong in attacking them. The hateful and nasty tone they use in covering Trump screams of bias, and it's not too different from how FOX treated Obama. They used to be good years ago. Now they've become the left-wing equivalent of FOX. There's a reason why even Bernie supporters call them the "Clinton News Network." This network was one of the many that were caught colluding with the Clinton campaign. But we didn't need the DNC leaks to realize that... Call them out and they label you anti-press. Sorry. The majority of Americans want an impartial press. If you're an honest Liberal, you'll avoid this propaganda "news" outlet, and watch PBS or something...