Have you become more liberal or conservative over time?

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Discuss

[Torie]

Yes, more liberal.

[DC Al Fine]

Fiscally more liberal
Socially more conservative
No change in foreign policy

[TDAS04]

More liberal

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Socially, more liberal for sure. Economically, perhaps a little bit more liberal. I'm more willing to listen to opposing views rather than immediately opposing them on philosophical grounds. For example, I'm open to the idea of some form of universal healthcare though I am the first to admit that I don't quite know how to go about and implement such a program.

[SATW]

Since the 2014 midterms I've been swinging right-wards. From Dec. 2012 to early Nov 2014 I trended to the middle.

[RINO Tom]

Socially more liberal (steadily since around 9th or 10th grade) and fiscally about the same.

[TJ in Oregon]

I've become slightly more fiscally conservative over the last couple years and a bit more isolationist when it comes to foreign policy.

[Free Bird]

Certainly drifted more to the progressive lane, but am by no means far in either direction or authoritarian because of it. Spending cuts and red tape are still my big issues, and my stances on those haven't changed much.

[Vosem]

Socially much more liberal (though I don't quite know what is meant by 'steadily'); economically perhaps a little, but no significant difference.

[The Dowager Mod]

Much more Liberal, was a young Republican once.

[Boston Bread]

I've become less liberal, after becoming an NDP supporter

I haven't changed my views on anything though, it's more of the disappointment from Wynne and Trudeau demonstrating how eagerly they'd throw left-wing swing voters under the bus.

[Miles]

I guess slightly more right. I've always been populist-leaning, but I've recently been identifying a bit more with paleoconservatism.

[Horus]

More libertarian.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

More libertarian for me as well, tho I wouldn't say I've changed all that much.

[morgieb]

I've largely had a similar ideology throughout my life. Only areas where I've really changed are the death penalty (used to support it) and probably some "minority" issues (for lack of a better term - I find myself more culturally leftist, agreeing more with SJW's - back when I was younger I wasn't very politically correct).

[Phony Moderate]

I certainly liked Nick Clegg more when I first joined.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Perhaps I've veered a tad to the left compared to when I first joined Atlas, although that's more the result of dropping my last remnants of moderate heroism than anything else.

[afleitch]

More liberal. Socially I've always been very liberal minded. On economics, well I work now and I've shifted leftwards on that too.

[traininthedistance]

I've largely had a similar ideology throughout my life. Only areas where I've really changed are the death penalty (used to support it) and probably some "minority" issues (for lack of a better term - I find myself more culturally leftist, agreeing more with SJW's - back when I was younger I wasn't very politically correct).

This is basically where I am too, though sub in "death penalty" for "abortion" as the big-ticket leftward move.

[Oakvale]

I haven't really changed although seeing the left's insanity in regards to the Eurozone crisis (specifically Greece) has possibly made me more "right-wing" in a simplistic sense on economic policy.

[RR1997]

I'm a LOT more liberal now than I was a year ago.

[RFayette]

Significantly more conservative for me

[Mr. Smith]

Slightly more conservative.

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

I'm drifting left economically, and becoming more schizo in terms of foreign policy.