Summarize Previous Poster's Political Beliefs

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Has evolved over the past few months. Once a standard neocon, he became a paleoconservative who supported Ron Paul, and now has become slightly more socially liberal (and still supports Ron Paul).

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

A liberal from Ireland.

(Not serious, just a running joke on the IRC)

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

I wrote this for RB, but now Scott posted. I did both.

Unlike most Quebecois, RB is rather conservative and a Harper supporter, as well as one who supports American conservatives (one poll showed that over 50% of Tories in Canada supported Obama over Romney). However, he wouldn't be considered radical here; though solidly fiscally conservative (as opposed to the corporatism that Republicans campaign against and then implement), he seems to be rather unconcerned with social issues; I rarely if ever see him talk about them. He's also a deist, so if he were able to run for President here he'd be chased out of the party by pitchfork-toting Tea Partiers.

Scott comes from the New Democratic wing of the party often associated with white-collar suburbanites, although in his daily life he breaks his stereotype, being a Christian who loves country music. Left-leaning but overall moderate on economic issues, he is very socially liberal and highly supportive of same-sex marriage.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Polnut stole my spot, so,

Clarence: Rather right-wing at first glance, but in many ways rather pragmatic. Very pro-military, which usually (but not always) translates into support of a stronger foreign policy, and as a veteran sees service as critical for a public officeholder to have. However, he is sometimes more moderate; he supports same-sex marriage and makes bipartisan endorsements. All in all, one of the more reasonable users, and certainly one of the best conservatives.

Polnut: A Labor voter, specifically the more moderate/affluent wing. Would be a relatively standard liberal in America, though also somewhat moderate on economic issues. Would be willing to vote for some conservatives in his country if they hadn't gone hard right under Abbott.

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Simfan: At first glance a moderate Republican; a Northeastern Huntsman supporter. In some ways that interpretation is accurate; he does support marriage equality and is pragmatic on many issues. However, when you get to know him, it is clear that he has authoritarian leans (though not to mint's extent), as well as a near-fetishization of the upper class.

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Cath is an interesting creature. On the surface, one might just think "socially conservative Catholic", but the story is much deeper. He holds not only a traditionalist side, but elements of misogyny (though some of this may be for the sake of humor). He also has a soft spot for underhanded political tactics and wishes to be an "elite" and a career politician. His idol, Richard Nixon, sums him up well; conservative but pragmatic.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

A self-described "reactionary", which both intrigues and frightens me.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

A young, naive left-liberal who supports murderous reactionaries as long as they line with American "progressive" interests.