It's been a long time since I've taken an internet political quiz--well, it
had been a long time up till a few minutes ago!
I side with Republicans on most political issues.
Parties you side with...
88%
Republicans
on social, economic, environmental, domestic policy, immigration, and science issues
60%
Libertarians
on domestic policy and economic issues
34%
Democrats
no major issues
19%
Green Party
no major issues
1%
Socialist
no major issues
Parties you side with by issue...
More important to me
Immigration
More important to me
Domestic Policy
More important to me
Healthcare
I side with Democrats and Libertarians on most
healthcare issues.
More important to me
Social
I side with Republicans on most
social issues.
More important to me
the Environment
More important to me
Foreign Policy
I side with Libertarians , Green Party , and Republicans on most
foreign policy issues.
More important to me
the Economy
I side with Republicans on most
economic issues.
Somewhat important to me
Science
I side with Republicans on most
science issues.
The quiz itself is at
http://www.isidewith.com/political-quiz.
4 comments:
Although the margin of error is not given, I believe my numbers are not statistically different from yours.
Holy crap. Republican beat Libertarian, 86-68.
Now if we could just somehow convince the Republicans to drop all these 'big brother' issues where they try to forces their version on morality onto everyone else....
Like -
abortion (a complex moral issue that can't and shouldn't be legislated, but should be a private decision)
same-sex marriage (churches can choose to refuse to perform marriages if they want, citizens should be able to freely associate legally in a civil service, regardless)
Basically, if there is no specific harm to others, the government has no business sticking their noses in. But unfortunately, the Puritans have never left us, and they are now taking over the Republican party. "The Scarlet Letter" still makes me want to go postal....
Abortion shouldn't be a "complex moral issue", and it's not for those of us who agree it's tantamount to infanticide. That's the only reason we right-to-lifers are, in fact, right-to-life.
I'm ok with the way California's domestic partnership law is written, but I don't want government redefining the word "marriage".
Now, can we talk about all those "private" issues the Dems want to force on us?
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