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Community => Politics and Government => Topic started by: CaseAgainstFaith on June 28, 2012, 04:49:35 pm
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http://www.isidewith.com/presidential-election-quiz (http://www.isidewith.com/presidential-election-quiz)
My results -
82% Green
75% Democratic
69% Libertarian
10% Republican
In a nutshell...
You are a moderate Green party member. You are socially and fiscally Liberal.
Candidates you side with...
82% Jill Stein, 81% Kent Mesplay, 75% Barack Obama, 32% Ron Paul, 30% Mitt Romney
What are your results?
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Candidates: Jill Stein 87%, Barack Obama 86%, Kent Mesplay 84%, Ron Paul 56%, Mitt Romney 7%.
Parties: Green 87%, Democrat 86%, Libertarian 60%, Republican 7%
In a nutshell: You are an independent. You are socially and fiscally Liberal.
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Barack Obama - 83%
Jill Stein - 75%
Kent Mesplay - 74%
Ron Paul - 54%
83% Democratic
74% Green
61% Libertarian
21% Republican
You are a moderate Democrat. You are socially and fiscally Liberal.
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70%
Gary Johnson
on domestic policy, economic, immigration, and healthcare issues. more info
64%
Barack Obama
on immigration, social, and science issues. more info
62%
Ron Paul
on domestic policy, economic, and healthcare issues. more info
46%
Mitt Romney
on healthcare issues. more info
You are a moderate Libertarian. You are socially Liberal but fiscally Conservative.
Well, that was unexpected.
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87% Jill Stein
on foreign policy, economic, social, healthcare, science, and environmental issues.
83% Barack Obama
on social, healthcare, science, and immigration issues.
80% Kent Mesplay
on foreign policy, social, economic, healthcare, environmental, and science issues.
71% Ron Paul
on foreign policy and domestic policy issues.
15% Mitt Romney
on domestic policy issues.
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86% Green
83% Democratic
74% Libertarian
15% Republican
You are an independent. You are socially and fiscally Liberal.
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Here are my stats:
Candidates:
Barack Obama 80%
Kent Mesplay 79%
Jill Stein 66%
Ron Paul 30%
Mitt Romney 30%
Parties:
81% Democratic, 80% Green, 64% Libertarian, 30% Republican
You are an independent. You are socially and fiscally Liberal.
Am I the only one who used "Choose another stance" for a lot of the questions?
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Am I the only one who used "Choose another stance" for a lot of the questions?
No you didn't. And unfortunately none of the questions had a IDGAF option.
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Barack Obama - 86%
Jill Stein - 84%
Kent Mesplay - 81%
Gary Johnson - 76%
86% Democratic
83% Green
72% Libertarian
23% Republican
For as much as it says I agree with the president, his actions & policies certainly seem to suggest otherwise.
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I think it takes into consideration what Obama says, not does.
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Here's mine:
Gary Johnson-86%
Jill Stein- 84%
Barack Obama-84%
Kent Mesplay-83%
Ron Paul-79%
Mitt Romney-21%
84% Green
84%Democratic
84% Libertarian
21% Republican
You are an independent. You are socially and fiscally Liberal
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Barack Obama 92%
Jill Stein 87%
Kent Mesplay 85%
Fred Karger 72%
Gary Johnson 59%
Ron Paul 41%
Jimmy McMillan 31%
Mitt Romey 7%
Virgil Goode 5%
Democratic 92%
Green 86%
Libertarian 53%
Republican 7%
You are a hardcore Democrat. You are socially and fiscally Liberal.
No duh.
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I side with Gary Johnson on most issues in the 2012 Presidential Election.
Candidates you side with...
Gary Johnson (96%) on immigration, healthcare, domestic policy, foreign policy, economic, and social issues
Ron Paul (89%) on domestic policy, healthcare, foreign policy, economic, and social issues
Jill Stein (74%) on science, foreign policy, and immigration issues
Mitt Romney (55%) on economic, domestic policy, and healthcare issues
Barack Obama (51%) on science issues
Who you side with by party...
95% Libertarian
70% Green
55% Republican
51% Democratic
In a nutshell...
You are a hardcore Libertarian. You are socially and fiscally Libertarian.
Who you side with by issue...
The Environment: I side the most with Fred Karger on 90% of environmental issues.
Domestic Policy: I side the most with Ron Paul and Gary Johnson on 100% of domestic policy issues.
Healthcare: I side the most with Gary Johnson and Ron Paul on 100% of healthcare issues.
Science: I side the most with Barack Obama and Jill Stein on 100% of science issues.
Social: I side the most with Ron Paul and Gary Johnson on 100% of social issues.
Foreign Policy: I side the most with Gary Johnson on 100% of foreign policy issues.
The Economy: I side the most with Ron Paul and Gary Johnson on 89% of economic issues.
Immigration: I side the most with Gary Johnson on 100% of immigration issues.
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I side with Jill Stein on most issues in the 2012 Presidential Election.
Candidates you side with...
88%
Jill Stein
on foreign policy, domestic policy, economic, social, healthcare, and science issues. more info
84%
Barack Obama
on foreign policy, economic, social, healthcare, science, and environmental issues. more info
80%
Ron Paul
on foreign policy, domestic policy, immigration, and environmental issues. more info
54%
Mitt Romney
on immigration and environmental issues. more info
Who you side with by party...
84% Democratic
86% Green
79% Libertarian
54% Republican
In a nutshell...
You are an independent. You are socially and fiscally Liberal.
Who you side with by issue...
the Environment
I side the most with Mitt Romney, Barack Obama, and Ron Paul on 96% of environmental issues.
Domestic policy
I side the most with Jill Stein on 90% of domestic policy issues.
Healthcare
I side the most with Jill Stein, Kent Mesplay, and Jimmy McMillan on 97% of healthcare issues.
Social
I side the most with Barack Obama on 100% of social issues.
Science
I side the most with Barack Obama, Fred Karger, Jill Stein, and Gary Johnson on 100% of science issues.
Foreign Policy
I side the most with Ron Paul and Gary Johnson on 90% of foreign policy issues.
the Economy
I side the most with Barack Obama and Jill Stein on 89% of economic issues.
Immigration
I side the most with Mitt Romney and Ron Paul on 100% of immigration issues.
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I think the question we should be asking is How can we get Jill Stein elected?
She seems to be the most common ground amongst us all.
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If I had known about Stein from the beginning, I'd be backing her through the entire election. What can we do to get our first independent elected?
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If I had known about Stein from the beginning, I'd be backing her through the entire election. What can we do to get our first independent elected?
Reform the bs, known as our electoral system
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If I had known about Stein from the beginning, I'd be backing her through the entire election. What can we do to get our first independent elected?
Reform the bs, known as our electoral system
...and good luck getting the D's and R's to abolish the one thing that keeps them entrenched in power.
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Candidates you side with...
89% Barack Obama
84% Kent Mesplay
83% Jill Stein
27% Ron Paul
18% Mitt Romney
Who you side with by party...
89% Democratic
84% Green
33% Libertarian
18% Republican
You are a strong Democrat but your stances on issues also side you with Greens. You are socially and fiscally Liberal.
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If I had known about Stein from the beginning, I'd be backing her through the entire election. What can we do to get our first independent elected?
Reform the bs, known as our electoral system
That might be true if we could get an independent candidate to get even 10% of the vote first.
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If I had known about Stein from the beginning, I'd be backing her through the entire election. What can we do to get our first independent elected?
Reform the bs, known as our electoral system
That might be true if we could get an independent candidate to get even 10% of the vote first.
I'm tellin' ya, if everyone who's unimpressed by both major candidates would vote for someone else, there'd be a huge upset. Instead of this constant "Well you gotta vote for X or Y doesn't win" that I've heard every single election year for as long as I've been alive, why don't you fucking vote for someone you actually want in office? Don't give me that "Well I want my vote to count" bullshit; if everyone who said that voted for who they actually wanted, we'd see a viable 3rd party come along and deny both the Dems or Repubs the 50%+ majority they're used to.
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If I had known about Stein from the beginning, I'd be backing her through the entire election. What can we do to get our first independent elected?
Reform the bs, known as our electoral system
That might be true if we could get an independent candidate to get even 10% of the vote first.
I'm tellin' ya, if everyone who's unimpressed by both major candidates would vote for someone else, there'd be a huge upset. Instead of this constant "Well you gotta vote for X or Y doesn't win" that I've heard every single election year for as long as I've been alive, why don't you fucking vote for someone you actually want in office? Don't give me that "Well I want my vote to count" bullshit; if everyone who said that voted for who they actually wanted, we'd see a viable 3rd party come along and deny both the Dems or Repubs the 50%+ majority they're used to.
BINGO
Too many people decide to hold their noses, and decide to vote for the"lesser of the two evils" rather to vote for who they really would like to have in office.
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If I had known about Stein from the beginning, I'd be backing her through the entire election. What can we do to get our first independent elected?
Reform the bs, known as our electoral system
That might be true if we could get an independent candidate to get even 10% of the vote first.
I'm tellin' ya, if everyone who's unimpressed by both major candidates would vote for someone else, there'd be a huge upset. Instead of this constant "Well you gotta vote for X or Y doesn't win" that I've heard every single election year for as long as I've been alive, why don't you fucking vote for someone you actually want in office? Don't give me that "Well I want my vote to count" bullshit; if everyone who said that voted for who they actually wanted, we'd see a viable 3rd party come along and deny both the Dems or Repubs the 50%+ majority they're used to.
BINGO
Too many people decide to hold their noses, and decide to vote for the"lesser of the two evils" rather to vote for who they really would like to have in office.
The reason is because people vote strategically instead of actually doing what a democracy was designed for and voting based on your personal values. Voting independent causes a spoiler effect and hence people avoid doing so, because as much as they like the independent, they really fear / hate the large party that would win as a result of the spoiler effect, and hence the vote for the best opposition to that party as a safety measure.
Personally I despise the general voting rhetoric about "if you don't vote you cant complain", or "it doesn't matter who you vote for you must just vote against something" and other such phrases. They are as much to blame for the current problems as anything else. Your vote is supposed to be a pledge of support for that party / person. Why vote if you cannot honestly support that person? Why choose them if they truly do not hold the same values as you do, because you will never get what you desire and stand behind if you choose to give your support so flippantly.
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Since I'm in the 51st State and therefore disenfranchised, it's a bit redundant. But still:
81% Gary Johnson
73% tied Barack Obama & Ron Paul
72% Jill Stein
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43% Mitt Romney
"You are a moderate Libertarian. You are socially Liberal but fiscally Conservative."
Hmm, that does surprise me a bit, I definitely don't see myself as a Libertarian at all.