Do you consider yourself a "moderate"?

[Simfan34]

PM scores do not matter, but do you consider yourself to be a moderate, by your own definition?

[Governor Scott]

Economically, yes.  Socially, no.  Overall, I would probably fit into the 'moderate category'.

[Frodo]

On balance, probably.  Though I do hold some opinions which by themselves would be considered out of the mainstream. 

[TJ in Wisco]

Economically yes, socially no. Overall I do not consider myself a moderate because I find myself consistently supporting conservative candidates over liberal ones in election match-ups.

[perdedor]

No, I have a spine.

[© Tweed the Younger]

by intention no.

[Insula Dei]

No

[TJ in Wisco]

True to form in real life, the non-moderates have done most of the talking and much less of the voting.

[Senator Napoleon]

No, but I have some "moderate" positions. I have never shied away from the liberal label.

[True Federalist]

No.  While when mashed together into artificial averages (such as the PM) they usually are not too far from the center of the axes used, when considered individually they more often than not tend to not be the centrist position.

[Proud Lieberal from Northeast]

Lol no.

[Redalgo]

No - I believe in pursuing gradual reforms but few of my end-game objectives are moderate.

[President Marokai]

Overall, no, though some of my individual positions on an issue here and there I suppose could be considered "moderate" on another modern democracy's political axis aside from ours. I generally don't believe in moderate solutions to problems, though there are exceptions, so this isn't an ironclad rule for me.

True to form in real life, the non-moderates have done most of the talking

On your side, maybe. Otherwise, let's not kid ourselves.

[white trash heroes]

What does that even mean?

[TJ in Wisco]

Overall, no, though some of my individual positions on an issue here and there I suppose could be considered "moderate" on another modern democracy's political axis aside from ours. I generally don't believe in moderate solutions to problems, though there are exceptions, so this isn't an ironclad rule for me.

True to form in real life, the non-moderates have done most of the talking

On your side, maybe. Otherwise, let's not kid ourselves.

Ever seen this place?

[President Marokai]

Overall, no, though some of my individual positions on an issue here and there I suppose could be considered "moderate" on another modern democracy's political axis aside from ours. I generally don't believe in moderate solutions to problems, though there are exceptions, so this isn't an ironclad rule for me.

True to form in real life, the non-moderates have done most of the talking

On your side, maybe. Otherwise, let's not kid ourselves.

Ever seen this place?

If only the Atlas forum was at all representative of 'real' politics.

[Trueconservative]

Not at all.

[Cobbler]

I have some positions that are liberal, some that are conservative, some that are libertarian, etc. The average tends to put me in the moderate category, but I don't consider myself necessarily a moderate. In fact, I don't really know what I'd call myself, but sometimes just say moderate for lack of better term.
The problem with the moderate label is, there are two kinds it seems. The other kind is those who see to sides of an issue and just decide to choose whatever is in between for the sake of being a "moderate."

[white trash heroes]

I have some positions that are liberal, some that are conservative, some that are libertarian, etc. The average tends to put me in the moderate category, but I don't consider myself necessarily a moderate. In fact, I don't really know what I'd call myself, but sometimes just say moderate for lack of better term.
The problem with the moderate label is, there are two kinds it seems. The other kind is those who see to sides of an issue and just decide to choose whatever is in between for the sake of being a "moderate."

There's no such thing as holding a "libertarian position" on an issue, it's literally an all or nothing philosophy.

[RogueBeaver]

No.

[wormyguy]

Within my own worldview, I am indeed a moderate, within the US political spectrum I am decidedly not.

There's no such thing as holding a "libertarian position" on an issue, it's literally an all or nothing philosophy.

Well there is a specific libertarian position on most issues, it just doesn't make you a libertarian to hold that one position.

[nclib]

No way.

[Putting the 'red' in 'redneck' since 1991]

Nope. Proud liberal.

[Pacific Councillor Big Wiggly Style]

I consider myself a Libertarian/Moderate Conservative. Voted yes.

[Leftbehind]

No.