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The Annoyed Man wrote:

suthdj wrote:http://www.isidewith.com/

this one is more in depth takes longer.

That one gave me the following results:

Parties you side with...

• 96% Constitution Party
  Constitution Party on economic, social, foreign policy, immigration, environmental, education, and domestic policy issues.
• 95% Republicans
  Republicans on economic, social, immigration, foreign policy, environmental, education, and domestic policy issues.
• 95% Conservative Party
  Conservative Party on economic, social, immigration, foreign policy, environmental, education, and domestic policy issues.
• 87% Libertarians
  Libertarians on economic, social, environmental, domestic policy, and healthcare issues.
• 36% Democrats
  Democrats no major issues.
• 16% Green Party
  Green Party no major issues.
• 9% Socialist
  Socialist no major issues.

Mine lined up close to same but was 14% Socialist

I side with Republicans on most political issues.
Parties you side with...

96%Republicans
Republicans
on economic, immigration, social, domestic policy, foreign policy, environmental, education, and healthcare issues.

95%Conservative Party
Conservative Party
on economic, immigration, social, domestic policy, foreign policy, environmental, education, and healthcare issues.

95%Constitution Party
Constitution Party
on immigration, economic, social, domestic policy, foreign policy, environmental, education, and healthcare issues.

75%Libertarians
Libertarians
on economic, domestic policy, environmental, healthcare, and education issues.

21%Democrats
Democrats
on domestic policy issues.

7%Green Party
Green Party
no major issues.

1%Socialist
Socialist republic
no major issues.


I may have scored a little more libertarian if I would have noticed the "other stance" had the same answers with qualifiers. Otherwise, I can live with the results.

While neither of these are scientific authoritative studies, I find it interesting how several of the parties overlap.

The quiz failed to even address any of the issues that concern me and would not even remotely classify my political-leanings.

I tend to be very Republican on issues of less-government, less-taxes and less-IRS.
I tend to be very Libertarian on matters of foreign-affairs, trade and the UN.
I tend to be very Democrat regarding matters of personal preference such as Religion, Abortion, Sex and Minor Drugs.

In actuality I believe that items 1 and 3 are related (Liberties that government should not be involved with) and are closer to what an ideal "government" should practice.

Purplehood wrote:The quiz failed to even address any of the issues that concern me and would not even remotely classify my political-leanings.

I tend to be very Republican on issues of less-government, less-taxes and less-IRS.
I tend to be very Libertarian on matters of foreign-affairs, trade and the UN.
I tend to be very Democrat regarding matters of personal preference such as Religion, Abortion, Sex and Minor Drugs.

In actuality I believe that items 1 and 3 are related (Liberties that government should not be involved with) and are closer to what an ideal "government" should practice.

With all of that going on you might just end up as a centrist on the whole.

My only issue with the claim that Republicans are for less government is that, while they say that, there is little evidence of them actually shrinking the size of the government.

Never considered myself a libertarian. I don't think how you answer a handful of questions defines you and how you fit in the big picture.