Who is the most Christian Democratic poster on Atlas?

[Swedish Rainbow Capitalist Cheese]

The fact that Nathan is queer is probably the only thing stopping him from backsliding into the depths of traditional conservative Anglicanism.

I thought Nathan was asexual? Or am I confusing him with another red Massachusetts avatar? 

[Grumpier Than Thou]

The fact that Nathan is queer is probably the only thing stopping him from backsliding into the depths of traditional conservative Anglicanism.

I thought Nathan was asexual? Or am I confusing him with another red Massachusetts avatar? 

Nathan is trans* and asexual (i believe, though i probably am wrong)

[DC Al Fine]

This one's a bit of a toughie. Mung Beans, Miles and Shua all spring to mind.

My views could be considered largely an odd mix of libertarianism and Christian democracy, but I don't think I could be considered "the most" of either.  How about yourself?  Or TJ?

I think TJ and I are both too socially conservative to be Christian Democrats as the ideology is currently practised. We'd both fit in well in historical parties of that persuasion though. (Ex: Zentrum in Germany or the Anti-Revolutionaries in the Netherlands)

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

The fact that Nathan is queer is probably the only thing stopping him from backsliding into the depths of traditional conservative Anglicanism.

I thought Nathan was asexual? Or am I confusing him with another red Massachusetts avatar? 

Nathan is trans* and asexual (i believe, though i probably am wrong)

I think your wrong on the first one.

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Does Bushie count?

After tonight, definitely not.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

The fact that Nathan is queer is probably the only thing stopping him from backsliding into the depths of traditional conservative Anglicanism.

I thought Nathan was asexual? Or am I confusing him with another red Massachusetts avatar? 

Nathan is trans* and asexual (i believe, though i probably am wrong)

I think your wrong on the first one.

I'm non-cis but beyond that really not sure at this point (and don't wish to elaborate, at least not right now), which is part of why I've started trying to identify myself using habitual verbs instead of adjectives.

afleitch is probably more right than I'd be willing to admit in other company, although I'd add that it also has to do with my social circle.

[Lurker]

This one's a bit of a toughie. Mung Beans, Miles and Shua all spring to mind.

My views could be considered largely an odd mix of libertarianism and Christian democracy, but I don't think I could be considered "the most" of either.  How about yourself?  Or TJ?

I think TJ and I are both too socially conservative to be Christian Democrats as the ideology is currently practised. We'd both fit in well in historical parties of that persuasion though. (Ex: Zentrum in Germany or the Anti-Revolutionaries in the Netherlands)

You might fit in pretty well with the Scandinavian Christian Democratic parties though, as these are more socially conservative, and with much larger emphasis on religious issues, than the "continental" ones.  The Norwegian Christian People's Party for instance has as a principle that you must be a declared Christian to hold positions in the party, something which is clearly not the case in a "broad tent" like the CDU.

[Bacon King]

All time most Christian Dem poster: Dave "Demo" Hawk

[RI]

I don't even get a mention?

[DC Al Fine]

This one's a bit of a toughie. Mung Beans, Miles and Shua all spring to mind.

My views could be considered largely an odd mix of libertarianism and Christian democracy, but I don't think I could be considered "the most" of either.  How about yourself?  Or TJ?

I think TJ and I are both too socially conservative to be Christian Democrats as the ideology is currently practised. We'd both fit in well in historical parties of that persuasion though. (Ex: Zentrum in Germany or the Anti-Revolutionaries in the Netherlands)

You might fit in pretty well with the Scandinavian Christian Democratic parties though, as these are more socially conservative, and with much larger emphasis on religious issues, than the "continental" ones.  The Norwegian Christian People's Party for instance has as a principle that you must be a declared Christian to hold positions in the party, something which is clearly not the case in a "broad tent" like the CDU.

Yeah, that sort of Christian Democracy would make me feel right at home.

I don't even get a mention?

You're back Yeah you're in the running at least.

[Napoleon]

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