Describe This voter

[coolface1572]

This is how I voted. Describe Me
2004: Primary: Howard Dean General: John Kerry
2008: Primary: Ron Paul General: John Mccain
2012: Primary: Newt Gingrich General: Mitt Romney
2016: Primary: Ted Cruz General Hillary Clinton

[Arizona Iced Tea]

Your conservative, but don't want to take the establishment head on, and doesn't like outsiders in politics. Nothing wrong those views at all, we all have different takes on politics.

[It’s so Joever]

College educated male in his 30s with typically libertarian views who voted against Bush as a protest vote against The Iraq War, for McCain and Romney for their fiscal policies, and against Trump out of fear of his sympathies towards authoritarianism and as a protest against his immigration views.

[coolface1572]

College educated male in his 30s with typically libertarian views who voted against Bush as a protest vote against The Iraq War, for McCain and Romney for their fiscal policies, and against Trump out of fear of his sympathies towards authoritarianism and as a protest against his immigration views.

Yeah that's pretty much me.

[Orser67]

College educated male in his 30s with typically libertarian views who voted against Bush as a protest vote against The Iraq War, for McCain and Romney for their fiscal policies, and against Trump out of fear of his sympathies towards authoritarianism and as a protest against his immigration views.

Pretty much this, but the primary votes also shows some very strong anti-establishment tendencies. I mean, how many people have voted for Howard Dean and Ted Cruz?

[coolface1572]

College educated male in his 30s with typically libertarian views who voted against Bush as a protest vote against The Iraq War, for McCain and Romney for their fiscal policies, and against Trump out of fear of his sympathies towards authoritarianism and as a protest against his immigration views.

Pretty much this, but the primary votes also shows some very strong anti-establishment tendencies. I mean, how many people have voted for Howard Dean and Ted Cruz?

I never even considered "the establishment" just anti war, pro free trade, and anti trump

[coolface1572]

College educated male in his 30s with typically libertarian views who voted against Bush as a protest vote against The Iraq War, for McCain and Romney for their fiscal policies, and against Trump out of fear of his sympathies towards authoritarianism and as a protest against his immigration views.

Pretty much this, but the primary votes also shows some very strong anti-establishment tendencies. I mean, how many people have voted for Howard Dean and Ted Cruz?

I never even considered "the establishment". I was just anti war, pro free trade, and anti trump.