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Description

You desire substantially less government control of both personal and economic activity than is presently the case in the U.S. According to some definitions, this makes you a libertarian. According to other definitions, including the Libertarian Party's membership oath, the word "libertarian" is restricted to those who want considerably smaller government than you desire. Maybe some other term is needed for you, such as freedom lover...

The Republican Party fields a small number of candidates with your views, and the Democrats fewer yet. The Libertarian Party runs the most candidates with your views, though the party as a whole is more radical (in the small government sense) than you.

That said, there is a move afoot to make the Libertarian Party more inclusive. In fact, this movement was successful in getting rid of many of the most radical provisions in the Libertarian Platform during the 2006 convention. Check out the current LP platform to determine how it matches your views.

Approximately 22% of the takers of this quiz scored in this area, 31% for all libertarians outside the centrist circle.

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From Ok Cupid:

Your true political self:
You are a

Social Liberal
(73% permissive)

and an...

Economic Conservative
(80% permissive)

You are best described as a:

Libertarian

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#1   Third Way
#2   Left-libertarian
#3   Libertarian
#4   Centrist
#5   Radical
#6   Neoconservative
#7   Paleo-Libertarian
#8   Liberal
#9   Conservative
#10    Paleoconservative

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Your Score

Your scored -2.5 on the Moral Order axis and -2.5 on the Moral Rules axis.

Matches

The following items best match your score:

   1. System: Liberalism
   2. Variation: Moderate Liberalism
   3. Ideologies: Capital Democratism
   4. US Parties: Democratic Party
   5. Presidents: Bill Clinton (95.06%)
   6. 2004 Election Candidates: John Kerry (96.88%), Ralph Nader (78.12%), George W. Bush (65.06%)

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LIBERTARIAN

LIBERTARIANS support maximum liberty in both personal and

economic matters. They advocate a much smaller government; one

that is limited to protecting individuals from coercion and violence.

Libertarians tend to embrace individual responsibility, oppose

government bureaucracy and taxes, promote private charity, tolerate

diverse lifestyles, support the free market, and defend civil liberties.

The RED DOT on the Chart shows where you fit on the political map.

Your PERSONAL issues Score is 90%.
Your ECONOMIC issues Score is 70%.
(Please note: Scores falling on the Centrist border are counted as Centrist.)

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Political Show: 25. (George H.W. Bush; Center-Right)

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2006 Ideology Selector:

   (100%) 1: MODERATE CONSERVATIVE (LIBERTARIAN PARTY)
   (75%) 2: VERY LIBERAL (SOCIALIST PARTY)
   (68%) 3: LIBERAL (GREEN PARTY)
   (65%) 4: MODERATE LIBERAL (DEMOCRATIC PARTY)
   (62%) 5: CONSERVATIVE (REPUBLICAN PARTY)
   (59%) 6: VERY CONSERVATIVE (CONSTITUTION PARTY)

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Progressive/Conservative Score 8- Moderate Progressive
Capitalist Purist/Social Capitalist Score 4- Capitalist Purist
Libertarian/Authoritarian Score 0- Libertarian
Pacifist/Militarist Score 4- Moderate Pacifist

You are a Libertarian

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I clicked "yes" on the vouchers question, although I have some issues with how vouchers are being done in this country. And ultimately, they're just a band aid solution. But I'd be lying if I said I wouldn't want to give my kid some kind of opportunity to escape a chronically failing public school.

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Uh, what?

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http://www.vajoe.com/candidate_calculator.html

Texas Representative Ron Paul (R)
74.07% match

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Texas Representative Ron Paul (R)
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Your Other Top Matches
Former Alaska Senator Mike Gravel (D) - 70.37%
Illinois Senator Barack Obama (D) - 62.96%

Middle of the Pack
Arizona Senator John McCain (R) - 51.85%
New York Senator Hillary Clinton (D) - 48.15%

Bottom of the Barrel
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee (R) - 48.15%
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (R) - 48.15%

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Party preference

Greens            Democrats    Labor Party    Family First    Liberal Party    National Party    One Nation
28%               45.4%                44%           48.7%         71.4%          65.1%             62.2%

This test gives an indication of the parties that align with your views. Parties with higher scores have a policy outlook that is more aligned with your views.

Identifying the party that best aligns with your views is not an exact science. You have more than one party within an error margin of 10 percentage points of the highest score. The higher scored parties are highlighted above. Any of these parties may actually better align with your views than the highest scored party. Or, your political preferences may swing between these higher scored parties.

Notes: People choose to vote for a political party for many reasons, not just because their ideas and ideals align with those of their chosen party. In addition to a party’s philosophical position, many voters are also interested in the experience of the candidates, and the party’s leadership style and management capability. This tool did not test such factors.

Some political parties may have policy outlooks to which your are fundamentally opposed. Even if you agree with that party on other matters you would never vote for them because of your points of disagreement. This test cannot detect those parties for which you would never vote. Because it simply ‘averages’ your areas of agreement and disagreement, the test will give a score that is higher than you may like for those parties. If you have already made up your mind to never vote for a particular party, ignore its score from this test.
Political outlook

Your broad political orientation score is 38.9%, which equates to a ‘Centre Right’ position
Economic policy

Your economic policy score score is 72.7%. This equates to a ‘Far Right’ position
Social policy

Your social policy score is 68.1%. This equates to a ‘Right’ position
Traditional values

Your traditional values score is -71.8%. This equates to a ‘Far Left’ position

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http://typology.people-press.org/typology/

Got Conservative Democrat.

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Political Gauge results:

On Non-Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Centrist (48).
On Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Moderate Conservative (65).

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On Non-Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Moderate Liberal (29).
On Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Strong Liberal (14).

Why the avatar and PM score then?

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http://www.electoralcompass.com/



Unsurprising.

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Based on your answers, you are most likely an isolationist. Read below to learn more about each foreign policy perspective.

Isolationist

The term isolationist is most often used negatively; few people who share its beliefs use it to describe their own foreign policy perspective. They believe in "America first." For them, national sovereignty trumps international relations. Many unions, libertarians, and anti-globalization protesters share isolationist tenets.
Isolationists…

    * Are wary of US involvement in the United Nations
    * Oppose international law, alliances, and agreements
    * Believe the US should not act as a global cop
    * Support trade practices that protect American workers
    * Oppose liberal immigration
    * Oppose American imperialism
    * Desire to preserve what they see as America's national identity and character

Historical isolationist: President Calvin Coolidge
Modern isolationist: Author/Commentator Pat Buchanan

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Not a great test but largely accurate, I like to think of myself as a pragmatic Isolationist. Some of the answers were hilarious.

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New Political Gauge Results:

On Non-Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Centrist (52).
On Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Moderate Conservative (68).

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Libertarian

You scored 70% Personal Liberty and 63% Economic Liberty!

A libertarian believes in little to moderate government intervention on both personal and economic matters. They generally believe in a government that is small and limited to the extent of protecting people's liberty. They tend to be opposed to war, police powers, victimless crimes, foreign intervention and what they consider to be a welfare state. They support both property rights and self-ownership. More moderate libertarians may use a more utilitarian or gradualist approach, while the more heavily minimalist libertarians allow less room for compromise in a direction that they consider to be away from liberty. Libertarians generally support capitalism as an economic system. Libertarian thought tends to be individualist in nature.

Compared To Other Takers

    * 67/100 You scored 70% on Personal, higher than 67% of your peers.
    * 83/100 You scored 63% on Economic, higher than 83% of your peers.

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Conservative/Progressive score: 8
You are a social moderate. You think the progressive movement is overall well meaning, but sometimes it goes too far. On issues like abortion and affirmative action, you see the negatives of both extremes on the issue. You probably value religion, but at the same time you think it should still stay separate from the government

Capitalist Purist/Social Capitalist score: 5
You are a Moderate Capitalist. You support an economy that is by and large a free market, but has public programs to help people who can't help themselves or need a little help. Pretty much you believe in the American economy how it currently is.

Libertarian/Authoritarian score: 0
You are libertarian. You think that the government is making way too many unnecessary laws that are taking away our innate rights. You believe that the government's job is primarily to protect people from harming other people, but after that they should mind their own business, and if we give the government too much power in controlling our lives, it can lead to fascism.

Pacifist/Militarist score: 4
You're a Moderate. You think that in very rare occasions, the United States should invade a country in order to make the world better by spreading democracy or ending a tyrants rule. You also think that defense is very important, and we shouldn't lower the defense budget. You think that, while the Iraq War probably was a mistake, that we can make the world a better place by sticking with it and spreading democracy in the middle east.

Overall, you would most likely fit into the category of Libertarian.

Foreign Policy results are way off and I wish there were more economic questions. Better than most though.

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Quite a bit of a shift on the 160 question test:

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Not exactly sure why.

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http://www.okcupid.com/tests/the-politics-test

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Chuck Baldwin (Constitution)
66.67% match

Your Other Top Matches
Bob Barr (Libertarian) - 55.56%
Ralph Nader (Independant) - 51.85%

Middle of the Pack
Barack Obama (Democrat) - 48.15%
John McCain (Republican) - 40.74%

Bottom of the Barrel
Cynthia McKinney (Green Party) - 40.74%

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Interesting that so many of the Conservatives are getting Chuck as their #1 or 2 result.

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Not that bad:

http://www.gotoquiz.com/candidates/2008-quiz.html

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OntheIssues :

On the issues blows, they can't even get their scoring right.