Moderate Positions

[nclib]

Do any of the following posters hold any positions that would be considered moderate? If so, what:

Philip
John Dibble
BRTD
opebo
migrendel
Flyers
Keystone Phil
Bono
Cosmo Kramer
Emsworth
jfern
Richius
Lewis Trondheim
Mike Naso
Jake
StatesRights
nclib
Josh22
bandit
EarlAW
TexasGurl

[Nym90]

They probably all do, but I don't know enough about all of their positions to be able to say for sure.

I'd let them speak for themselves.

[opebo]

Do any of the following posters hold any positions that would be considered moderate? If so, what:

opebo

All of my positions are moderate.  Economically I advocate an even compromise between capitalism and socialism - between the owner and the owned.  Socially I espouse the moderate, modest position of not tasking the State with the job of interfering in people's personal lives.

[TeePee4Prez]

Do any of the following posters hold any positions that would be considered moderate? If so, what:


Flyers

Affirmative Action
Welfare Reform
International Trade

[J. J.]

Philip
John Dibble

migrendel (possibly)
Flyers
Keystone Phil
Bono
Cosmo Kramer
Emsworth

Richius (possibly)
Lewis Trondheim
Reaganfan

StatesRights
nclib

EarlAW (possibly)
TexasGurl

[jokerman]

Why am I on this list?

I think too many people confuse my outspokeness with my actual governing beliefs.

I have too many moderate positions to list, including abortion, affirmative action, environmental issues, taxation, budget issues, and others.

And generally regardless of my ideals, I also share a strong belief in pragmatism.  I feel the need to focus on real ideas that produce results, rather than ideologism.

[John Dibble]

All of my positions are moderate.

No they aren't, now be quiet.

[Democratic Hawk]

Why am I on this list?

I think too many people confuse my outspokeness with my actual governing beliefs.

I have too many moderate positions to list, including abortion, affirmative action, environmental issues, taxation, budget issues, and others.

And generally regardless of my ideals, I also share a strong belief in pragmatism.  I feel the need to focus on real ideas that produce results, rather than ideologism.

I agree. You have no place on this list

BTW, Jake is moderate on the death penalty. He only supports it rather than strongly supports it

Dave

[Democratic Hawk]

Do any of the following posters hold any positions that would be considered moderate? If so, what:

opebo

All of my positions are moderate.  Economically I advocate an even compromise between capitalism and socialism - between the owner and the owned.  Socially I espouse the moderate, modest position of not tasking the State with the job of interfering in people's personal lives.

If you're moderate, I shudder to think what I must be

Dave

[??????????]

Overall, I'm fairly moderate & tolerant.

[Hatman 🍁]

I'm moderate on a lot of things, I just never talk about those things. Take immigration for example. I believe that illegals have broken the law, and should either get citizenship or go back to their homelands. Of course, I believe in attaining citizenship easier for these folks.

[Storebought]

Philip
John Dibble

migrendel (possibly)
Flyers
Keystone Phil
Bono
Cosmo Kramer
Emsworth

Richius (possibly)
Lewis Trondheim
Mike Naso

StatesRights
nclib

EarlAW (possibly)
TexasGurl

Hmm, I wonder why you didn't include jfern (among others) on your list?

[John Dibble]

Hmm, I wonder why you didn't include jfern (among others) on your list?

Actually, I wouldn't consider jfern's actual views all that extreme - he's just extreme anti-Bush, anti-Republican in general, and anti-people who disagree with him. Basically I think he's around average for a Democrat but is very vocal and not easy to have a debate with.

[jokerman]

Hmm, I wonder why you didn't include jfern (among others) on your list?

Actually, I wouldn't consider jfern's actual views all that extreme - he's just extreme anti-Bush, anti-Republican in general, and anti-people who disagree with him. Basically I think he's around average for a Democrat but is very vocal and not easy to have a debate with.

Though he's a definitly more socially liberal (economic too, but not as much) than the average Democrat.

[John Dibble]

Hmm, I wonder why you didn't include jfern (among others) on your list?

Actually, I wouldn't consider jfern's actual views all that extreme - he's just extreme anti-Bush, anti-Republican in general, and anti-people who disagree with him. Basically I think he's around average for a Democrat but is very vocal and not easy to have a debate with.

Though he's a definitly more socially liberal (economic too, but not as much) than the average Democrat.

Maybe you're right - it's kind of hard to get jfern's actual views when they are blocked by yelling and general unfriendliness.