Forum Republicans, where do you stand politically in the party?

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Organized from the left of the party to the right of the party. I know there a ton of factions in our party I just generalized them, if you feel like you can't place your self directly in one of these lists just vote for what is closest to you and then explain what is your ideology in the comments, I'm trying to get information about both Dems and Reps here.

[DC Al Fine]

Pretty firmly in socon land, although well to the left of the party fiscally.

[Free Bird]

A very weird mix of the first three options

[Classic Conservative]

Socially: Conservative/Religious Right
Economic: Libertarian
Foreign: Moderate

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Libertarianish. I don't even care anymore. The ReLOVEution is over and I just want to become a cynical, chain smoking consultant for the FL-GOP who collects campaign buttons and signed pictures of presidential candidates.

[Clark Kent]

Social Policy: Moderate
Economic Policy: Libertarian
Foreign Policy: Moderate/Hawkish


Overall, probably something close to Marco Rubio

I picked option 4, but I'm probably closer to a mix of options 2-4.

[Torie]

More like being outside the tent pissing in, than inside the tent pissing out, these days.

[Abraham Reagan]

I'm pretty much a generic conservative Republican with economically libertarian, socially conservative, and hawkish views.

[Bismarck]

Pretty generic republican. Exceptions are that I'm pro gay marriage, pro marijuana legalization, and support RFS and tax credits for wind energy. I'm somewhere in between John McCain and Rand Paul on foreign policy. I like pragmatic republicans such as Portman, and solutions oriented republicans like Rubio and Mike Lee

[Green Line]

Centrist, depending on what mood I'm in that day.

[Rockefeller GOP]

See username.  Not sure I'd identify as "liberal," and you shouldn't call the old "liberal Republicans" liberals unless you throw on "Republican" at the end, because they were liberal for the party, not necessarily for the country.

[Higgs]

Libertarian with a mix of centrist.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Social Policy: Liberal/Rockerfeller Republican
Economic Policy: Conservative Republican
Foreign Policy: Centrist Republican
Overall: Centrist Republican

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

Pretty firmly in socon land, although well to the left of the party fiscally.

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

Pretty firmly a centrist Republican on foreign policy, economics, and guns, but I have liberal tendencies on many social issues.

[SATW]

Foreign Policy: Neoconservative; Mainstream Republican
Social Issues: I am traditional in thinking, but much more moderate in practice. (Pro-Life, Pro-LGBT etc...)
Economic Policy: Mainstream Conservative with some libertarian tendencies

I identify as a Reagan Republican, and a Establishment Republican. Republican with a capital R, conservative with a lower case c.

[RINO Tom]

FOREIGN POLICY - Interventionist (I think "hawk" carries connotations that I'm not comfortable with, but I strongly oppose isolationism ... I consider this a "liberal" position on the issue, if you are to put it on a left-right axis at all)

SOCIAL POLICY - Mostly liberal but mixed (believe in a strong government presence in the areas of civil rights but have a few rather right-of-center issues like guns)

FISCAL POLICY - Mostly center-right but overall best described as "pro-business"

I'd say liberal/Rockefeller of the ones you listed.

[Goldwater]

I'm not really sure. Some people would call be libertarian, although my views on foreign policy are radically different from most libertarians, some might consider me centrist, although I don't really, and I am definitely not a member of the Religious Right or a "Rockefeller" Republican. I guess conservative/generic Republican is the best fit, even though I'm far more secular than most Republicans.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Libertarianish. I don't even care anymore. The ReLOVEution is over and I just want to become a cynical, chain smoking consultant for the FL-GOP who collects campaign buttons and signed pictures of presidential candidates.

Wanna join me in that? LOL

[Pandaguineapig]

I would say moderate/libertarian given that I am pro-choice and support gay rights

[Reaganfan]

Foreign Policy: Neoconservative; Mainstream Republican
Social Issues: I am traditional in thinking, but much more moderate in practice. (Pro-Life, Pro-LGBT etc...)
Economic Policy: Mainstream Conservative with some libertarian tendencies

I identify as a Reagan Republican, and a Establishment Republican. Republican with a capital R, conservative with a lower case c.

This describes me pretty well, too. I'm a Ford/Reagan/Bush/Kemp/Quayle sort of Republican. I support Rubio, Bush, Christie and Kasich. That should tell you that I'm not anti-establishment or out of the box.

[Bigby]

Libertarian, but moderately so. I'm even more moderate than Gary Johnson about it.

[Kingpoleon]

Pretty firmly a centrist Republican on foreign policy, economics, and guns, but I have liberal tendencies on many social issues.

[Kingpoleon]

Pretty generic republican. Exceptions are that I'm pro gay marriage, pro marijuana legalization, and support RFS and tax credits for wind energy. I'm somewhere in between John McCain and Rand Paul on foreign policy. I like pragmatic republicans such as Portman, and solutions oriented republicans like Rubio and Mike Lee.

.... Most people are...

[Horsemask]

I like the "Rockefeller Republican" term, but above all I consider myself a centrist, not liberal. So I voted centrist.