Abstract
The article analyzes features of inter-party struggle in the United States and its manifestation during 2016 presidential elections. Special attention in this article is paid to history of origin, formation and development of American bipartisanship. Unwritten principles of bipartisanship according to V. Sogrin were also considered in this article. Current conditions and features of interparty struggle, their ideologization in the twentieth century and consequences of polarization in society were described. We also considered eight groups that now exist in American society, their basic values and involvement in political process.
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