Your link is irrelevant, as though the specific link you presented is a "404" dead-end, it is to a site that is clearly libertarian, which is, therefore, biased, and that bias is obvious in the four breakdowns it presents. There simply wasn't an accurately presented centrist option to the questionaire that broke down everything inaccurately and erroneously into four categories .. and that "communitarian" category is a laughable obvious libertarian concoction. :lol:
Thus your referernces are erroneously meaningless with respect to reality.
"Too liberal" and "too conservative", as you present, is the lament of centrists, not "somewhat liberals" or "somewhat conservatives".
Though within the position of both liberal and conservative they too may differ a bit within themselves a bit to the left or right, they're still liberals or conservatives.
When you venture a bit to the right of all that is liberal (and there simply isn't that much of it) or to the left of conservative (which there isn't all that much of either) you're now in centrist land, not some nebulous "moderate" territory, "moderate" being a term that both liberals and conservatives have used to ludicrously attempt to claim half of the spectrum each for themselves.
Centrists oppose off-shoring American jobs to wage-slave labor, centrists support liberty and justice for all American citizens, and in dynamic balance between liberty and justice without an over-focus on freedom/liberty or security/jusice, centrists oppose amnesty for illegals, and centrists favor returning jobs lost to off-shoring and illegals to Americans, among other clearly centrist positions.
No liberal, libertarian, "communitarian", or conservative supports all these positions held by, that's right, about 75% of American citizens .. those who hold their nose to vote for the lesser of two evils every four years in November.
