With which faction of your party do you most identify?

[Crumpets]

Urban liberal Democrat, although I'm not sure what exactly typifies that politically from the various other types of liberal/progressive Democrats.

[Shameless Lefty Hack]

Labor Populist, with significant Prog leanings.

Urban liberal Democrat, although I'm not sure what exactly typifies that politically from the various other types of liberal/progressive Democrats.

this is a good place to start

[President Johnson]

That Democratic faction that is economically liberal to moderate, socially liberal and fiscally conservative. The most notable politician an who comes close to my views is Jerry Brown.

[RINO Tom]

That Democratic faction that is economically liberal to moderate, socially liberal and fiscally conservative. The most notable politician an who comes close to my views is Jerry Brown.

Okay, Crabcake, you win ... these terms are stupid as .

[Santander]

That Democratic faction that is economically liberal to moderate, socially liberal and fiscally conservative. The most notable politician an who comes close to my views is Jerry Brown.

Okay, Crabcake, you win ... these terms are stupid as .

Liberal doesn't mean what you think it means.

[Xing]

Progressive Democrat, with some Urban Liberal and Labor Populist mixed in.

[RINO Tom]

That Democratic faction that is economically liberal to moderate, socially liberal and fiscally conservative. The most notable politician an who comes close to my views is Jerry Brown.

Okay, Crabcake, you win ... these terms are stupid as .

Liberal doesn't mean what you think it means.

It doesn't mean just one thing, smartass.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

I guess Moral Majority Republican, but some of Urban Conservative Republican as well

[I’m not Stu]

Other Republican, but I'm registered as an independent. In between Libertarian Republican and Main Street Republican.

[JGibson]

Progressive Democrat, with Labor-Populist, Urban Liberal, Christian Left (not listed), and Minority Interests influences.

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

Progressive Democrat, with some Urban Liberal and Labor Populist mixed in.

[Mr. Smith]

Labor-Populist, with a few environmentalist and Blue Dog angles attached.

[heatcharger]

I'll be one of the few brave souls to say I'm a Neoliberal Democrat with Urban Liberal Democrat mixed in; closer to the former in theory, closer to the latter in practice.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I'll be one of the few brave souls to say I'm a Neoliberal Democrat

Supporting the hegemonic ideology is brave?

[MT Treasurer]

Definitely not neocon or neoliberal. Probably a mix of libertarian, populist and social conservative.

[heatcharger]

I'll be one of the few brave souls to say I'm a Neoliberal Democrat

Supporting the hegemonic ideology is brave?

Well, I was just basing that on the fact that 37 posts into this thread, only one person claimed to be a neoliberal. It seemed like Atlas was overrun with similar-minded posters to myself before the election, but most of them disappeared, and so now populists and progressives hold a large majority of the left-wing avatars here, which this poll seems to confirm.

A similar phenomenon happened on the right, although rather than a drop off of posters, "America First" Republicans have joined by a sizable number.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

The urbane section of the Blue Dog Democrat wing followed by the Labor Populist Wing. I also am very proud of the Barack Obama wing which deserves a very different definition from what you have it. It's almost completely distinct from that. Perhaps not best to use a President for such an obvious niche because the President should (and he does) represent many wings

[JA]

I'll be one of the few brave souls to say I'm a Neoliberal Democrat

Supporting the hegemonic ideology is brave?

Well, I was just basing that on the fact that 37 posts into this thread, only one person claimed to be a neoliberal. It seemed like Atlas was overrun with similar-minded posters to myself before the election, but most of them disappeared, and so now populists and progressives hold a large majority of the left-wing avatars here, which this poll seems to confirm.

A similar phenomenon happened on the right, although rather than a drop off of posters, "America First" Republicans have joined by a sizable number.

There certainly does seem to be a rather large proportion of Labor-Populist and Progressive Democrats now compared to before the election. I'd guess on November 8th it was evenly split; now most of the Neoliberal and Urban Liberal Democrats have either changed their faction or left the forum. This raises the question of to what extent, if any, this may be an indication of larger changes in the American political landscape.

[RINO Tom]

I'll be one of the few brave souls to say I'm a Neoliberal Democrat

Supporting the hegemonic ideology is brave?

Well, I was just basing that on the fact that 37 posts into this thread, only one person claimed to be a neoliberal. It seemed like Atlas was overrun with similar-minded posters to myself before the election, but most of them disappeared, and so now populists and progressives hold a large majority of the left-wing avatars here, which this poll seems to confirm.

A similar phenomenon happened on the right, although rather than a drop off of posters, "America First" Republicans have joined by a sizable number.

There certainly does seem to be a rather large proportion of Labor-Populist and Progressive Democrats now compared to before the election. I'd guess on November 8th it was evenly split; now most of the Neoliberal and Urban Liberal Democrats have either changed their faction or left the forum. This raises the question of to what extent, if any, this may be an indication of larger changes in the American political landscape.

I think anyone who claims that Hillary's damn-near-stunning loss is anything but BAD news for DLC types going forward in the Democratic Party is in denial.

[Tartarus Sauce]

You can't put me in one of your boxes, man.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Jurassic Right, ultimately. Although I'm not fond of the sillier factional antics and crass populism often associated with it... but then politics is a disreputable business.

[Ljube]

Libertarian.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Main Street Republican.

[Shameless Lefty Hack]

I'll be one of the few brave souls to say I'm a Neoliberal Democrat

Supporting the hegemonic ideology is brave?

Well, I was just basing that on the fact that 37 posts into this thread, only one person claimed to be a neoliberal. It seemed like Atlas was overrun with similar-minded posters to myself before the election, but most of them disappeared, and so now populists and progressives hold a large majority of the left-wing avatars here, which this poll seems to confirm.

A similar phenomenon happened on the right, although rather than a drop off of posters, "America First" Republicans have joined by a sizable number.

There certainly does seem to be a rather large proportion of Labor-Populist and Progressive Democrats now compared to before the election. I'd guess on November 8th it was evenly split; now most of the Neoliberal and Urban Liberal Democrats have either changed their faction or left the forum. This raises the question of to what extent, if any, this may be an indication of larger changes in the American political landscape.

I think anyone who claims that Hillary's damn-near-stunning loss is anything but BAD news for DLC types going forward in the Democratic Party is in denial.

It may be bad, but it usually takes Dems 2-3 stunning losses and terms of utter irrelevancy to finally, finally kick the bums out.

[I’m not Stu]

I'll be one of the few brave souls to say I'm a Neoliberal Democrat

Supporting the hegemonic ideology is brave?

Well, I was just basing that on the fact that 37 posts into this thread, only one person claimed to be a neoliberal. It seemed like Atlas was overrun with similar-minded posters to myself before the election, but most of them disappeared, and so now populists and progressives hold a large majority of the left-wing avatars here, which this poll seems to confirm.

A similar phenomenon happened on the right, although rather than a drop off of posters, "America First" Republicans have joined by a sizable number.

There certainly does seem to be a rather large proportion of Labor-Populist and Progressive Democrats now compared to before the election. I'd guess on November 8th it was evenly split; now most of the Neoliberal and Urban Liberal Democrats have either changed their faction or left the forum. This raises the question of to what extent, if any, this may be an indication of larger changes in the American political landscape.

I think anyone who claims that Hillary's damn-near-stunning loss is anything but BAD news for DLC types going forward in the Democratic Party is in denial.

It may be bad, but it usually takes Dems 2-3 stunning losses and terms of utter irrelevancy to finally, finally kick the bums out.

It seems so many here are intolerant of anyone who isn't a progressive. It looks like here there's a major amount of hatred for conservatives, libertarians, centrists, and neoliberals. Most people I personally know are moderate Republicans and average neoliberal Democrats.