Republicans and Conservative leaning Independents/third party members if you...

[Goldwater]

The second and third ones are the only ones I find desirable, and the second one is only desirable if Obamacare is replaced with some form of universal healthcare. Am I officially a RINO now?

[Goldwater]

To the Jesusy Cruz types that are saying they'd prioritize obtuse market liberalization over Roe v. Wade... Well, I hate to use such pedestrian phrases, but "lol". In any case, I put overturn Roe v. Wade, but it wouldn't necessarily work unless we do what we need to to restructure society as necessary. Conservative laws in a liberal society would probably segue into its own set of issues, regardless of a priori reasoning in favor of them.

I think Classic Conservative is the only "Jesusy Cruz" type of person to not prioritize Roe v. Wade. The rest of us who didn't aren't exactly very "Jesusy".

[Goldwater]

The second and third ones are the only ones I find desirable, and the second one is only desirable if Obamacare is replaced with some form of universal healthcare. Am I officially a RINO now?

But then I would be a DINO.

[Goldwater]

The second and third ones are the only ones I find desirable, and the second one is only desirable if Obamacare is replaced with some form of universal healthcare. Am I officially a RINO now?

But then I would be a DINO.

Probably, but I'm guessing you'd have a lot less apostasies as a Democrat than as a Republican. It's hard enough being a pro-choice/pro-gay Republican these days, add being pro universal healthcare/against Obamacare repeal to that and you've gone full communist socialist Nazi Muslim.

You mainly identify as a Republican based off foreign policy, right?

Yeah, foreign policy and a belief that third parties are futile are the main reason I have a blue avatar instead of a yellow one. As for Democrats  vs. Republicans, I still think my views on issues such as taxes, gun control, and affirmative action line up more with the right than the left, although I will admit that the more "big tent" nature of the Democratic Party would probably leave with more ideological wiggle room if I was politician than the Republican Party would.

[Goldwater]

Out of curiousity, Goldwater, would you have supported a Howard Dean/Joe Lieberman ticket against Dubya in 2004?

Eh, probably not, especially without hindsight.