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Green Australian? I assume he's no fan of the ALP.

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He's definitely right-of-centre. Although he's pro-life, he prefers to focus on economic issues. Pragmatism is an important part of his worldview, embracing the center and offering reason over passion (thanks, Trudeau ).

The only politician I can think of that comes close to Isaac is home state's current governor, Mitch Daniels. Daniels has been a hero to many who wish to see a more pragmatic, centrist oriented conservatism.

Here's to ya, buddy!

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Seems to be centre-left. His aversion to dogma is demonstrated by his aignature, quoting a famous Prime Minister of the opposite party. He supports the Australian Labor Party out of reluctance due to a lack of a viable alternative.  His "Canberra-insider" status that gives him insight into intra-party struggle between Gillard and Rudd makes him wary of Rudd's antics, despite the former PM's popularity with the total populace. Not quite sure if he counts as a "faceless man," but his insights are enlightening to those not familiar with he intracacies of Australian party politics.

Besides, he has been very patient with my constant questions about Australian politics. Thanks, Polnut!

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Based on his political score, he seems to be a Thatcherite.

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A typical lad you might find at the Young Briton's Foundation. Based on his score, he seems to embrace the Thatcherite combination of economic liberalism and British nationalism. I could see him as a member of UKIP. Although I might be taking this a bit to far, he reminds me most of Daniel Hannan.

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Maybe he consoles himself by thinking he's on a higher moral and philosophical ground than those tarnished by modernity - a "Burkean conservative" perhaps?

This sort of thinking seems more Maistrean than Burkean to me, honestly.

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I'm still figuring that put myself. I maybe closer to a "Burkean" conservative or "Hayekian" Liberal.

I've never seen the The West Wing, though I would like to create a "Right Wing."

And I am rural.

Other than that, spot on.

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Dern, I was hoping Rush Limbaugh.

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