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Your "isidewith"-result

Your three favorites

  • Marco Rubio

    Votes: 15 28.8%

  • Ted Cruz

    Votes: 15 28.8%

  • Hillary Clinton

    Votes: 15 28.8%

  • Donald Trump

    Votes: 10 19.2%

  • Bernie Sanders

    Votes: 25 48.1%

  • Other

    Votes: 23 44.2%
  • Total voters
    52
Can't choose but one. Hillary would essentially be a second on certain issues if her issues were her actual beliefs, but I personally think she's a blatant liar. Bernie is all the hope I have left in this election.
 
79% with Gary Johnson.
Who the H*** is Gary Johnson?
 
Sanders 98%
Clinton 96%
Stein 92%

i believe the Sanders result. the Clinton percentage, not so much. she has had to shift left on some positions to run against Sanders in the primary. when she moves towards the center in the general, i think that it will mostly be about hawkish, futile bull**** instead of populist rhetoric.
 
Quag said:
79% with Gary Johnson.
Who the H*** is Gary Johnson?
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The Libertarian candidate. Contrary to what you may read here, "Libertarian" is not just a cooler sounding word for Republican.
 
rocket88 said:
The Libertarian candidate. Contrary to what you may read here, "Libertarian" is not just a cooler sounding word for Republican.
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Ok well I must say the poll, liek all I have taken liek this is kinda outta whack, I mostly did the yes/no because when I opened the nuanced options I didnt like any of them any better.
 
joG said:
Not one of them should be allowed to run a county as large, complex and powerful as the US. It is really quite worrying.
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Maybe we have the top two duel it out with EOs?
 
skq said:
Let's check again.

Who are the three candidates you have the highest accordance?

America’s most popular voting guide for elections, political issues, candidates, and poll data
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This is a good quiz. I answered all the questions, including the additional ones, and I had to think and then think again on many of them. Nice review, irrespective of lean, of important issues. Thanks for posting this.

I was surprised that I was aligned with Trump by 83% (but not surprised that I was with Rubio and Cruz at 82%) and with Sanders by 58% and with Kasich by only 57% (but not surprised that I was with Clinton 44%).
 
rocket88 said:
The Libertarian candidate. Contrary to what you may read here, "Libertarian" is not just a cooler sounding word for Republican.
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No, it's just a word synonymous with "no shot in hell".
 
Gary Johnson, and the quiz told me I'm a Right-Wing Libertarian

Your political beliefs would be considered strongly Right-Wing and moderately Libertarian on an ideological scale, meaning you tend to support policies that promote free market capitalism and smaller government.

And yes, that would be correct.

Second was Carly Fiorina and third (doG help me) was Trump.

But I'm still rooting for Rubio.
 
tres borrachos said:
Gary Johnson, and the quiz told me I'm a Right-Wing Libertarian

Your political beliefs would be considered strongly Right-Wing and moderately Libertarian on an ideological scale, meaning you tend to support policies that promote free market capitalism and smaller government.

And yes, that would be correct.

Second was Carly Fiorina and third (doG help me) was Trump.

But I'm still rooting for Rubio.
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I'm laughin' here.
 
Where is the 'They are all useless' option?
 
In order: Sanders, Cruz, Clinton all with percentages in the mid eighties.
 
I will let US voters vote on this one primarily but mine where 92% Sanders, 87% Jill Stein and Hillary Clinton.

Bloomberg came in at 68% and all republicans where under 36% with Fiorina (21%), Cruz (20%), Rubio (19%) and Ben Carson (13%) bringing up the rear.

My ideology is:

Left-Wing

Your political beliefs would be considered strongly Left-Wing on an ideological scale, meaning you tend to support policies that promote social and economic equality.
 
rabbitcaebannog said:
Wow, I got 99% for Bernie!
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I guess you feel the Zurich!

No...that's not it...what is it?

Oh yeah, you feel the Geneva!

No, no...that's not it either.

Ahhh...you feel the Bern!

I knew I would get it.
 
bubbabgone said:
the trump comment
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Greetings, bubba. :2wave:

I got 78 percent Kasich, which is not surprising, I guess, since our $ 19 trillion dollar - and growing - debt is my greatest concern for this country. Kasich has been traveling the country over the past year or more advocating for a Balanced Budget Amendment with various State governments.

While some of the other candidates seem to be concentrating on increased spending for more "freebies," we can't afford to wait much longer to repair our infrastructure, especially our grid, and that would benefit everyone, not just a few. What good will it do to send everyone to college that wants to go if there is no electricity when they need it! Social programs were set up originally to help people out from time to time, but not as a way of life - and how are we going to pay for any increases when we're already borrowing half of every dollar we spend?

The surprise to me was getting 22 percent Trump, although I agree with him on a strong military to defend this country against our enemies who are growing stronger every day, so perhaps that's why he got that percentage from my answers :shock:
 
polgara said:
Greetings, bubba. :2wave:

I got 78 percent Kasich, which is not surprising, I guess, since our $ 19 trillion dollar - and growing - debt is my greatest concern for this country. Kasich has been traveling the country over the past year or more advocating for a Balanced Budget Amendment with various State governments.

While some of the other candidates seem to be concentrating on increased spending for more "freebies," we can't afford to wait much longer to repair our infrastructure, especially our grid, and that would benefit everyone, not just a few. What good will it do to send everyone to college that wants to go if there is no electricity when they need it! Social programs were set up originally to help people out from time to time, but not as a way of life - and how are we going to pay for any increases when we're already borrowing half of every dollar we spend?

The surprise to me was getting 22 percent Trump, although I agree with him on a strong military to defend this country against our enemies who are growing stronger every day, so perhaps that's why he got that percentage from my answers :shock:
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Hey, Pol,
To be honest I'd be surprised if every voter taking that test who usually might vote Republican doesn't overlap Trump to a certain percentage.
His appeal on certain issues is visceral.
Know what I mean?

Then again, I haven't taken the test so what do I know.
 
bubbabgone said:
Hey, Pol,
To be honest I'd be surprised if every voter taking that test who usually might vote Republican doesn't overlap Trump to a certain percentage.
His appeal on certain issues is visceral.
Know what I mean?

Then again, I haven't taken the test so what do I know.
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If you have about 10 minutes to spare, take the test. :thumbs: It was fun, and they covered everything from soup to nuts that we're talking about today.
 
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