With which faction of your party do you most identify?

[JA]

Neoliberal Democrat - Composed primarily of young, affluent suburban Democratic professionals. Economically centrist, socially liberal. More concerned with promoting free trade, balanced budgets, and limiting growth of regulations than other Democrats. Most notable Democratic politician: Cory Booker.

Blue Dog Democrat - Composed primarily of rural, economically disadvantaged Democratic loyalists from the South. Economically moderate-to-liberal, socially moderate-to-conservative. More concerned with preserving gun rights, opposing abortion, and protecting rural interests (which often conflict with urban voters) than other Democrats. Most notable Democratic politician: John Bel Edwards.

Labor-Populist Democrat - Composed primarily of unionized and/or working class Democratic laborers from the Rust Belt. Economically liberal, socially moderate. More concerned with protect labor unions, promoting labor laws, and opposing free trade deals than other Democrats. Most notable Democratic politician: Sherrod Brown.

Minority Interests Democrat - Composed primarily of African Americans and Hispanics Democrats of working and lower class backgrounds. Economically liberal, socially moderate. More concerned with civil rights, immigration, and criminal justice reform than other Democrats. Most notable Democratic politician: John Lewis.

Urban Liberal Democrat - Composed primarily of urban and suburban, college educated Democratic professionals. Economically liberal, socially liberal. More concerned with environmentalism, social justice, and multiculturalism than other Democrats. Most notable Democratic politician: Barack Obama.

Progressive Democrat - Composed primarily of activists and liberal working class Democrats. Economically liberal, socially liberal. More concerned with socioeconomic inequality, corporate influence, and activism than other Democrats. Most notable Democratic politician: Bernie Sanders.

Main Street Republican - Composed primarily of small business owners and conservative, middle class Republican professionals. Economically conservative, socially conservative. More concerned with small business interests, balanced budgets, and cutting taxes on the middle class than other Republicans. Most notable Republican politician: John Kasich.

Neoconservative Republican - Composed primarily of suburban, middle class, national security oriented Republican voters. Economically moderate-to-conservative, socially moderate-to-conservative. More concerned with national security, Israel, and terrorism than other Republicans. Most notable Republican politician: Lindsey Graham.

Libertarian Republican - Composed primarily of college students, conspiracy theorists, and anti-government Republicans. Economically conservative, socially moderate-to-liberal. More concerned with non-interventionist foreign policy, protecting civil liberties, and free market purity than other Republicans. Most notable Republican politician: Rand Paul.

Moral Majority Republican - Composed primarily of Evangelical Protestant Republicans. Economically moderate-to-conservative, socially conservative. More concerned with abortion, promoting family values, and protecting freedom of religion than other Republicans. Most notable Republican politician: Mike Pence.

Urban Conservative Republican - Composed primarily of urban and suburban, conservative, college educated Republican professionals. Economically conservative, socially moderate-to-conservative. More concerned with maximizing efficiency, social service reform, and promoting free trade than other Republicans. Most notable Republican politician: Paul Ryan.

America First Republican - Composed primarily of working and middle class rural and unionized Republican workers. Economically moderate-to-conservative, socially moderate-to-conservative. More concerned with immigration, globalization, and political correctness than other Republicans. Most notable Republican politician: Donald Trump.

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Libertarian+America First Republican. Voted libertarian, since I'd take Paul over Sessions.

[Bigby]

Libertarian+America First Republican. Voted libertarian, since I'd take Paul over Sessions.

This, except I prefer Sessions over Paul.

[JA]

I'm a Labor-Populist Democrat and voted for that. But I also have a strong affinity for the Progressive Democrat faction as well. But I'd take a Sherrod Brown or even a slightly more conservative version of him over an Elizabeth Warren.

[JA]

Libertarian+America First Republican. Voted libertarian, since I'd take Paul over Sessions.

What do you think of Justin Amash?

[Zioneer]

I consider myself an (Elizabeth) Warrenite Democrat, so Progressive with a dash of Urban Liberal, but also with somewhat hawkish foreign policy views.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Main Street republican

[SATW]

Neoconservative Republican, obviously. But, I also have some overlap with the Urban Conservative Republican.

I am most opposed to the "America first" Republicanism and Libertarian Republicanism on foreign policy.

It's even arguable I have some common views with Neoliberal Democrats as many Neoliberals tend to be moderately hawkish.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Neoconservative Republican, obviously. But, I also have some overlap with the Urban Conservative Republican.

I am most opposed to the "America first" Republicanism and Libertarian Republicanism on foreign policy.

It's even arguable I have some common views with Neoliberal Democrats as many Neoliberals tend to be moderately hawkish.

would you say Im main street Republican.

[SATW]

Neoconservative Republican, obviously. But, I also have some overlap with the Urban Conservative Republican.

I am most opposed to the "America first" Republicanism and Libertarian Republicanism on foreign policy.

It's even arguable I have some common views with Neoliberal Democrats as many Neoliberals tend to be moderately hawkish.

would you say Im main street Republican.

Yea, for the most part, its a very solid fit for you.

Maybe some overlap with Urban Republicans as well. I see Urban Republicans as being partially representative of younger republicans in the millennial generation.

[Intell]

Blue Dog Democrat (Only of the Economically leftist kind, not centrists  and neo-liberals like Blanche Lincoln, and others.)

Labor-Populist Democrat

Progressive Democrat (If they don't think a candidate should go to the left on everything, while not understanding concerns of working class kind.)

+ I think an Obama style democrat would be social liberal on economics (keynsenian, but markets, capitalism, free trade, with certain. market based reform to go. Center- to Center left. The use of the world economically liberal cringes me though.

[LLR]

Labor-Populist Democrat

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Progressive Democrat

[Santander]

Libertarian Republican - Composed primarily of college students, conspiracy theorists, and anti-government Republicans. Economically conservative, socially moderate-to-liberal. More concerned with non-interventionist foreign policy, protecting civil liberties, and free market purity than other Republicans. Most notable Republican politician: Rand Paul.

[RINO Tom]

I guess urban conservative.

[Mr. Illini]

Probably closest to Urban Liberal, though the connotation that comes with that isn't great

[White Trash]

Somewhere between Blue Dog and Labor-Populist.

[Phony Moderate]

Those aren't factions. DLC, Bernie Bros, County Club etc are better terms to use.

[Goldwater]

Urban Conservative Republican, I would say.

[America Needs R'hllor]

Out of those, probably Neoliberal Democrat. Also quite close to Urban Liberal Democrats.

[Potus]

Main Street/Urban(?). I prefer the hip, new "reform conservative" label. But I don't want to lumped in with the mushiness that is associated with those things, because I'm a very conservative person. Ideologically, I'm a pretty hard-edged conservative but I'm a proponent of what I call moral servant-leadership. Our leaders should look out for, be accountable to, and dignify the people that elect them.

[Frodo]

I think I consider myself a primarily minority-interests Democrat with neoliberal/New Democrat leanings.

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Libertarian+America First Republican. Voted libertarian, since I'd take Paul over Sessions.

What do you think of Justin Amash?

-Freedom Fighter, though his endorsement behavior in 2016 and insufficient criticism of the press felt bizarre to me.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Sociologically Urban Liberal, ideologically Progressive. Voted Progressive.

[Grumpier Than Thou]

Let's just say I'm a Democrat. Progressive would be the best label, and that's the label that I use exclusively to describe myself. I occasionally use "social democrat" as well.