Do you subvert political stereotypes?

[Torie]

From these list of questions, I don't think anyone would correctly guess my partisan affiliation. I stick out on everything, except for my bad habit of watching Fox News and reading the WSJ, along with the New Republic, Wapo and the NYT, and listening to NPR and Public Television and Daily Kos and Politico (and NRO and the Weekly Standard).

[TJ in Oregon]

1. I identify as conservative but am a registered Democrat for strategic reasons.
2. Cleveland Plain Dealer, here, realclearpolitics, occasionally NYT or WSJ
3. Catholic, at least weekly
4. No

I do subvert stereotypes in some ways, mostly that I am in academia and have a knack for winding up in extremely liberal areas, but nothing that shows up on this unless you consider owning a gun to be your main litmus test.

[Simfan34]

(1) Dynamic conservative, moderate; but authoritarian. Republican
(2) New York Times, Wall Street Journal, BBC, the Atlantic, the Telegraph, Al Jazeera, etc, etc.
(3) Catholic, and I try for weekly.
(4) If I could, I would. So no.

Looking at this, I suppose not, I fit the George Will type I suppose. But taken into full context, very much so.