Summarize Previous Poster's Political Beliefs

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A Socialist from Montana.

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A Socialist from Montana.

Oh c'mon, he writes 5 paragraphs and you give him a one-liner?

I had only been awake for about 20 minutes when I wrote that

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Mike Naso is America.

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Oakvale's got a bit of mystique when it comes to his politics. His economic score certainly is not very reflective of his views, as he is a lot more left wing from what i've seen. His social score seems to imply social libertarianism, but not to the extent that he actually is. All in all, a very standard left winger.

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Scott is a left-leaning Democrat with some rather moderate views on some economic issues, but is very firm in his libertarian social views. He's religious, but does not seem to allow his religious views and his political views to intertwine. Very similar to Napoleon, another Connecticut Democrat. Scott demonstrates compassion for environmental issues (guessing this from some Atlasia things ) but overall is very nice and reasonable when it comes to political debate. He's bipartisan and appreciative of others' views.

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lol

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ChairmanSanchez is a textbook Constitutional Conservative. He blends the best aspects of Libertarianism, Conservatism and plain ole Constitutionalism. As a Ron Paul supporter, he defied the stereotype that all Paulites are neanderthals that only do what their leader tells them to do. He argues his point in a rational fashion, and has gained a fair amount of respect for it. He's very fiscally conservative and relatively Libertarian on social issues.

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As his PM score would suggest, he's a rather moderate Democrat. A Clintonite, if you will.