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Political Typology : Solid Liberal

Select Smart Ideology Selector : Radical

Political Compass : -5.75, -3.49

Political Matrix : -6.71, -3.65

Politopia : South

World's Smallest Political Quiz : Liberal

Ok!Cupid Politics Test : Social Liberal (66% permissive), Economic Liberal (25% permissive)

Moral Politics : Socialism / Social Democratism

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the Idiot Savant
(33% dark, 62% spontaneous, 47% vulgar)
your humor style:
VULGAR | SPONTANEOUS | LIGHT


You like things silly, immediate, and, above all, outrageous. Ixne on the subtle word play, more testicles on fire, please. People like you are the most likely to RECEIVE internet forwards--and also the most likely to save them in a special folder entitled 'HOLY sh**t'.

Because it's so easily appreciated, and often wacky and physical, your sense of humor never ceases to amuse your friends. Most realize that there's a sly intelligence and a knowing wink to your tastes. Your sense of humor could be called 'anti-pretentious'--but paradoxically enough, that indicates you're smarter than most.

PEOPLE LIKE YOU: Johnny Knoxville - Jimmy Kimmel

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Hardcore Liberal

Social: 80%
Economic: 24%

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You are a National Democratic Socialist. 3 percent of test participators are in the same category and 38 percent are more extremist than you.

2% Nationalistic
51% Secular
27% Visionary
19% Anarchistic
63% Communistic
12% Pacifist
62% Anthropocentric


You are a left social moderate.

Left: 6.61
Libertarian: 0.38
Foreign Policy: -1.41
Culture: -0.54

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Just listing the ones I got over 50% on. Struck through all the ones I don't like.

Social democratism (100%)
Social liberalism (87%)
Democratic socialism (84%)
International communism (84%)
Anarcho-socialism (76%)
Eco-socialism (76%)
Green anarchism (76%)
Conservative social democratism (65%)
National communism (65%)
Christian democratism (60%)
Religious anarchism (60%)
Fascism (57%)

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Social Democrat (100%)
Progressive Pragmatist (88%)
Jacksonian Feminist (75%)
Niebuhrian Liberal (75%)
Neoconservative (63%)
Jacksonian (50%)
Post-1960s Jeffersonian Liberal (50%)
Libertarian (38%)      
Marxist (38%)      
Religious Progressive (38%)      
Wilsonian Liberal Hawk (38%)      
Movement conservative (25%)      
Hamiltonian Realist (13%)      
New Leftist (0%)      
Paleoconservative (0%)   


I'm rather glad I didn't register at all with the two ideologies I detest the most (New Leftism and Paleoconservatism)

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

What an amazingly bad test.
It incidentally called me a centrist.

Don't feel bad, it called me a Republican.

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   Defining Values:
Pro-choice and supporters of civil rights, gay rights, and the environment. Critical of big business. Very low expression of religious faith. Most sympathetic of any group to the poor, African-Americans and immigrants. Highly supportive of the women's movement.
Who They Are:
Most highly-educated group (48% have a college degree). Least religious of all typology groups. One-third never married.

Top Priorites for the Next President:
Education (36%)
Health Care (31%)

Top Issues and Concerns in the 2000 Election:
Addiong prescription drug benefits to be part of Medicare (98%)
Being unable to afford health care for a sick family member (86%)
Not having enough money for retirement (80%)

Analysis:
Extremely tolerant on social issues. Champion individual rights and a range of liberal causes. Despite steadfast support for Democratic candidates, many Liberal Democrats prefer to call themselves Independents. Most favor having a third major party.

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You take the left.

parties whom you are closest (in order): 1. the Socialist Party (left wing of the Socialist Party)


    Francois Hollande is the candidate of the Socialist Party.

2. the Left Party (PG), Jean-Luc Melenchon
    Jean-Luc Melenchon is the candidate of the Left Front, in which were grouped the PCF, the Left Party and the United Left party.

3. the Left Radical Party (PRG)
    The PRG supports the candidacy of Francois Hollande.


(s) and party (s) who come (nen) then t: 4. Europe Ecologie - the Greens (trend 'radical')


    The LV-EE candidate for president is the former judge Eva Joly.
5. the Communist Party (PCF)
but still you do not share the same views on the role of government in economic or social.
    The PCF supports the candidacy of Jean-Luc Melenchon, candidate of the Left Front in which were grouped the PCF, the Left Party and the United Left party.
6. New Anti-Capitalist Party (NPA)
but still you do not share the same views on the importance of personal responsibility of people, nor on the evolution of customs.
    Philippe Poutou represents the NPA in the presidential election.

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Retook the VoteMatch quiz. Went from 'Hardcore Liberal' to 'Populist-leaning Liberal'.

Personal Score: 65%
Economic Score: 14%

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Defining Values:
Nationalistic and anti-big business. Disenchanted with government. Think the government should do even more to help the poor. Very religious. Support civil rights and the women's movement.
Who They Are:
Have very low incomes (39% make under $20,000), and nearly two-thirds (63%) are female. Thirty-six percent are African-American and 13% are Hispanic. Not very well-educated. Largest group of single parents.

Top Priorities for the Next President:
Social Security (33%)
Education (20%)

Top Issues and Concerns in the 2000 Election:
Not being unable to afford health care for a sick family member (97%)
Adding prescription drug benefits to be part of Medicare (95%)
Not having enough money for retirement (94%)
Not being unable to put a child through college (91%)

Analysis:
Poorest of the ten groups, these voters are very religious, anti-business, and strong supporters of government efforts to help the needy. The Partisan Poor includes the largest group of African-Americans (39%).

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Defining Values:
Nationalistic and anti-big business. Disenchanted with government. Think the government should do even more to help the poor. Very religious. Support civil rights and the women's movement.

Who They Are:
Have very low incomes (39% make under $20,000), and nearly two-thirds (63%) are female. Thirty-six percent are African-American and 13% are Hispanic. Not very well-educated. Largest group of single parents.

Top Priorities for the Next President:
Social Security (33%)
Education (20%)

Top Issues and Concerns in the 2000 Election:
Not being unable to afford health care for a sick family member (97%)
Adding prescription drug benefits to be part of Medicare (95%)
Not having enough money for retirement (94%)
Not being unable to put a child through college (91%)

Analysis:
Poorest of the ten groups, these voters are very religious, anti-business, and strong supporters of government efforts to help the needy. The Partisan Poor includes the largest group of African-Americans (39%).

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You are 20% Conservative, 80% Liberal

Social Issues: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal

Personal Responsibility: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal

Fiscal Issues: 0% Conservative, 100% Liberal

Ethics: 0% Conservative, 100% Liberal

Defense and Crime: 0% Conservative, 100% Libera

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It’s no secret that you’re a liberal. You’re strict when it comes to regulating big business, but lenient when it comes to individual freedoms. The right to marry whom you want; the right of a woman to choose what she does with her body; the right to privacy; and the right to free health care are all freedoms you’re willing to fight passionately for. You’re also willing to expend the financial resources necessary to accomplish those goals. That might include some difficult decisions about raising taxes, but when it comes to our rights and freedoms, no price is too high to pay.

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The new 2D Quiz is out.

My result: Economic Liberal

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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: 12
You're a Social Capitalist, you think that, left to its own, Capitalism leaves a lot of people behind. You think that Health Care should be free to all, that the minimum wage should be raised, and that the government should provide jobs to all that are capable of having them. You likely hated the Bush tax cuts, and believe that the middle class has gotten poorer, and the rich have gotten richer over the past several years. The far extreme of social capitalism is socialism.


Libertarian/Authoritarian score: 2
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: 8
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 Hardcore Democrat


How do I get '8' on the last category and still get the moderate placement on that issue?

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Economic Liberal

You believe that income disparity between the rich and poor is the biggest problem facing our country. You support higher taxes for the wealthy to fund social programs that aid the poor, elderly, and disadvantaged, such as healthcare and education grants.

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Obama - 83%
Stein - 81%
Johnson - 61%
Paul - 46%
Goode - 34%
Romney - 29%



You Scored as "Small L" libertarian
Small l libertarians are libertarians, usually of the minarchist variety, who do not particularly identify with the official Libertarian Party or are not active in it, or may even actively oppose it. Small l libertarians are likely to view the Libertarian Party as moving in too moderate of a direction. Small l libertarian may tend to be more radical than many official Libertarian Party members. Some small l libertarians eventually transition to agorism, a completely apolitical approach to libertarianism.


"Small L" libertarian   
75%
Left-libertarian   
67%
Paleo-libertarian   
50%
Geo-libertarian   
42%
Libertarian socialist   
33%
Minarchist   
33%
Agorist   
25%
Neo-libertarian   
17%
Anarcho-capitalist   
17%

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www.usatoday.com/news/politics/candidate-match-game

87% Obama, 13% Romney

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Vosem Chart Locator (American version)

Liberal (100%)
New Labour (76%)
Totalitarian (68%) _what
Anarcho-Syndicalist (60%) _{double what}
Authoritarian (41%)
Libertarian (34%)
Traditional societies (34%)
Conservative (4%)

SelectSmart 2012 Presidential Candidate selector


Barack Obama (92%)
Joe Biden (84%)
Jill Stein (80%)
Kent Mesplay (70%)
Stewart Alexander (62%)
Rocky Anderson (32%)
Michael Bloomberg (28%)
Jon Huntsman (20%)
Ron Paul (20%)
Robby Wells (16%)
Buddy Roemer (15%)
Donald Trump (12%)
Gary Johnson (12%)
Tim Pawlenty (6%)
Newt Gingrich (3%)
Herman Cain (2%)
Rick Perry (1%)
Michele Bachmann (0%)
Rick Santorum (0%)

Political Quiz Show

I scored a 9, putting me closest to Hillary Clinton.

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Your result for The Liberty Test ...
Socialism
You scored 92Positive, 67 Negative!

You believe in the common good and the fair redistribution of wealth. You think that equality and freedom are two parts of the same condition and that communal ownership is essential for a fair society. To you, liberty is the freedom from poverty and hardship and freedom from hierarchy and control.

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Barack Obama - 79%
on economic, domestic policy, foreign policy, social, and science issues

Jill Stein - 77%
on economic, domestic policy, healthcare, foreign policy, social, and science issues

Rocky Anderson - 65%
on economic, healthcare, and social issues

Gary Johnson - 21%
on foreign policy and social issues

Mitt Romney - 13%
on immigration issues

Virgil Goode - 5%
on immigration issues

Kentucky voters - 46%
on domestic policy, foreign policy, immigration, science, and social issues

American voters - 47%
on domestic policy, foreign policy, immigration, science, and social issues


Democratic - 85%
Green - 68%
Libertarian - 13%
Republican - 10%


The Economy - Barack Obama
Healthcare - Jill Stein
Immigration - Mitt Romney
Domestic Policy - Jill Stein
The Environment - Barack Obama
Foreign Policy - Jill Stein
Science - Barack Obama and Jill Stein
Social Issues - Rocky Anderson and Jill Stein

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The Liberal Internationalist.
53% Utilitarian, 54% Nationalist, 59% Liberal and 50% Individualist!



You support the values of the "liberal consensus," as it existed in post-war America; a market economy nevertheless tempered by a strong social safety net, support for democratic forms of government, and an assertive foreign policy.  You are similar to the US presidents between Roosevelt and Reagan, Barack Obama, and Nelson Rockefeller.