All the Dems trail for me, I'm the original un liberal. Ah names and labels, in the 19th century I'd probably be considered a "classical liberal". Some of the questions are problematic too. None of the options on Iraq are attractive, and it leaves out the nuance and depth necessary to define an overall foreign policy. Regarding abortion, I'm personally against it except in extreme circumstances, but feel that it was a matter that constitutionally belonged to the states. Ditto, for gay marriage. So, I voted to oppose abortion and a constitutional amendment to strictly define marriage. It doesn't matter, gay marriage will be a fact in almost all states in a relatively short time. Those that favor a return to traditional morality should acknowledge that ramming laws down people's throats will not work, it will take generations to change people's hearts and minds. Failing that you can always fight to see that you're able to live by your own personal code. Social conservatives fail to realize that will be the real battle ahead for them. As for the coming election, as of today I predict a solid victory for the Dems, and a pickup of another 20 or so seats in the House, and 3-5 in the Senate. There's still lots of time to screw things up.

37 for Giuliani??!?!?!

 

wow.

37 for Giuliani??!?!?!

 

wow.

 

see, you should vote for him

37 for Giuliani??!?!?!

 

wow.

 

 

and then 70% for McCain in the other poll....

 

which begs the question:

 

 

- a PA original

I didn't like the first quiz's question on immigration. Bits and pieces of each answer fit my view, but no single view really stated what I believe.

 

Anyway, here's my surprising (to me, anyway) results:

 

Guiliani: 37

Kucinich: 31

Dodd: 31

Obama: 28

 

Second Quiz:

1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)

2. Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (65%)

3. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (64%)

4. Barack Obama (61%)

5. Dennis Kucinich (59%)

6. Ron Paul (55%)

7. Joseph Biden (55%)

8. Hillary Clinton (54%)

9. Al Gore (not announced) (53%)

10. Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton) (53%)

 

Edited October 2, 200718 yr by StrangeSox

I didn't like the first quiz's question on immigration. Bits and pieces of each answer fit my view, but no single view really stated what I believe.

 

I agree. The questions are never quite "right"

I'm opposed to Roe v. Wade, not necessarily abortion, though I think that that should be left up to each and every state. It's questions like this that bother me.

Rudy Giuliani - 36

Mitt Romney - 33

John McCain - 33

Duncan Hunter - 32

 

Joe Biden (first democrat on my list was a 30). Obama was the next at 22.

WTF?! I somehow ended up with, in order: Biden, Dodd, Brownback, Obama

 

Weird.

 

I think THIS SURVEY is a little more detailed, and I find, a bit more accurate (asks more questions, phrases them in such a way that its more general and covers more smaller issues). Its one we've used here before.

 

Two things, though... One, be careful of the priority sliders - they only go to HIGH or LOW, so if its medium, don't touch it. Two, once you submit your choices, you have to hit SKIP past a couple ads to see your results.

 

My results from that one:

 

Barack Obama 63%

Ron Paul 63%

Al Gore* 62%

Kucinich at 96%, then Obama (86%). Clinton is 7th at 75%.

Kucinich at 96%, then Obama (86%). Clinton is 7th at 75%.

I had a feeling you were a smart guy.

First link: Dodd, Kucinich, Edwards, Obama, Clinton.

 

Second link: Obama, Dodd, Kucinich, Clark, Gore.

 

Obama/Dodd in 2008?

First link: Dodd, Kucinich, Edwards, Obama, Clinton.

 

Second link: Obama, Dodd, Kucinich, Clark, Gore.

 

Obama/Dodd in 2008?

I'm thinking Obama/BigSqwert.

Dodd, Kucinich, Clinton

Me too.

 

 

Me too.

You two should just go get a room.

 

Romney and The former mayor of NY (i'm lazy, not going to look his sp up!!) at 35 each

Who is Duncan Hunter?

 

Duncan Hunter Score: 21

Sam Brownback Score: 18

Mitt Romney Score: 17

John McCain Score: 17

 

 

Duncan Hunter (68%)

Tom Tancredo (62%)

John McCain (57%)

Rudolph Giuliani (56%)

Fred Thompson (56%)

second one had Clinton 61% and Guliani (I made an attempt) 58% I'm an extremely moderate person, and these quizes usually pan that out

Edited October 2, 200718 yr by SoxFan562004

I got me and then 7 GOP in a row, all in the 54-63% range. Romney led it.

Who is Duncan Hunter?

 

Duncan Hunter Score: 21

Sam Brownback Score: 18

Mitt Romney Score: 17

John McCain Score: 17

Duncan Hunter (68%)

Tom Tancredo (62%)

John McCain (57%)

Rudolph Giuliani (56%)

Fred Thompson (56%)

Hunter is a house rep from Cali, tends to be very conservative (like Brownback), and is firmly part of the religious right. He's on the Armed Services committee, and has also been a big proponent of the wall along the border with Mexico. Also like Brownback, he's got zero chance.

 

Hm.

 

I've never really thought of myself as being that conservative or that entrenched in the religious right.

 

 

Hm.

 

I've never really thought of myself as being that conservative or that entrenched in the religious right.

Well, its just a survery. I wouldn't read too much into it. I am not aware of the balance of questions in the surveys, but many of them were not social or religious issues, and you may also happen to align better with conservatives on those issues.

 

Auguston at 84%, Obama at 78

Well, its just a survery. I wouldn't read too much into it. I am not aware of the balance of questions in the surveys, but many of them were not social or religious issues, and you may also happen to align better with conservatives on those issues.

 

Well, I did notice that I'm very non-committal to just about everyone.

 

A lot of 80s and 90s in the percentages as well as being in the 30s in the other quiz for most.

 

Here I am in the 60 percentages and in the high teens in the other.

 

Edited October 2, 200718 yr by knightni

1st survey: Kucinich (52) then Clinton, Obama, and Edwards (all 50). First Republican is Giuliani (36).

 

2nd survey: Gore (65%), Bloomberg (65%), Obama (64%), Kucinich(61), Clinton (60).

Edited October 2, 200718 yr by Middle Buffalo

Well, in that 2nd quiz, I got:

John McCain - 55%

Rudy Giuliani - 54%

Mitt Romney - 52%