Opinion of the previous poster's ideology

[TJ in Oregon]

About as good as it can possibly get for some as far left on the whole as he. So very close to being right

[Goldwater]

Not my favorite brand of conservatism, but overall it's not bad.

[windjammer]

Domestic issues: terrible
Foreign issues: good

[SWE]

Too moderate

[Supersonic]

Not my cup of tea.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

I'm not from his faction of the rightwing, but pretty good besides the hawkish foreign policy.

[SWE]

Better than most conservatives, but still terrible

[windjammer]

Relatively good, but should definitely less true leftist and more pragmatic.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Eh... it's okay, though I wish he abandoned his support for the surveillance state.  Also, his social score doesn't seem to be an accurate representation of his real views.  Just an observation.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I have my qualms with it, but it's a pretty refreshing perspective on this forum and on quite a few occasions I find myself agreeing with him against a near-unanimous forum. His economic views seem a tad moderate heroish though. He should embrace social-democratic principles more thoroughly.

[Dr. Cynic]

It's very close with mine, so I'd say Antonio and I are in broad agreement on most issues.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

His less high strung approach makes Social Democracy "Americanized" and thus slightly more appealing than our European brethren.

[windjammer]

Nice guy, horrible ideology.

[afleitch]

Not my cup of tea. Though he is beginning to express his thoughts a lot better.

[Maxwell]

Seems more liberal than his PM score says, but it seems like a relatively good one.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

As I have said before, it is the ideology closest to mine on this forum.

[TNF]

I think we have a lot more in common than he or I let on, and I also think he'd do well to look into something like left communism or libertarian marxism of one variety or another. It's odd to find a Republican with some sympathies for organized labor (iirc) and that's also a devoted fan of Peter Seeger and other folk legends of the 1930s to 1960s.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

There is really nothing we have in common ideologically, TNF and I, with the minor exception being that we are both leftists.  I would say that he and I merely differ in the means but not the ends, but that would be far from the truth.  However, of all the issues, I'd say the ones that bring us in agreement the most are national security and foreign policy, but even there are areas in which we disagree, most likely.

[Mr. Illini]

Provides a refreshing perspective on religion for this practicing-but-moderate Catholic.

The politics aren't bad, either.

[PiMp DaDdy FitzGerald]

Seems to be a knowledgeable and pretty smart guy. I like him.

[H. Ross Peron]

Not a fan of unreconstructed Dixiecrats

[Goldwater]

Similar to Windjammer's ideology, good on foreign policy and not so good on domestic issues. However, I do like his domestic policy more than Windjammer's, because it's a bit closer to mine, with the weird exception of prostitution.

[Antonio the Sixth]

good on foreign policy and not so good on domestic issues

works in your case as well.

[windjammer]

Mostly good, except on prostitution.

[SWE]

Too conservative, especially on civil liberties