- Oct 9, 1999
- 46,875
- 10,682
- 147
Looks interesting. I didn't get far into it, but the questions have more than "yes or no" answers. For example I'm pro life, however I don't believe it is my right to force another to live by my standard. There's an option for that.
Republicans 77%
on domestic policy, economic, social, and immigration issues
Democrats 65%
on foreign policy, social, environmental, and science issues
Libertarians 64%
on healthcare issues
Green Party 58%
on foreign policy, environmental, and science issues
Socialist 17%
no major issues

I'm surprised how much I agree with the Democrats. I'm not surprised how little I agree with Republicans.
I side with Democrats on most political issues.
Parties you side with...
91% Democrats
on economic, foreign policy, social, science, healthcare, environmental, and immigration issues more info
88% Green Party
on foreign policy, social, economic, science, healthcare, environmental, and immigration issues more info
56% Socialist
on healthcare, environmental, and immigration issues more info
54% Libertarians
on foreign policy, domestic policy, and immigration issues more info
7% Republicans
no major issues more info
You
Parties you side with by issue...
Most important to me
Current Events
You do not side with any candidates on current event issues.
Most important to me
Domestic Policy
I side with Libertarians on most domestic policy issues.
Most important to me
Science
I side with Green Party on most science issues.
Most important to me
Healthcare
I side with Green Party on most healthcare issues.
Most important to me
Social
I side with Democrats on most social issues.
More important to me
the Economy
I side with Democrats on most economic issues.
More important to me
the Environment
I side with Green Party on most environmental issues.
Somewhat important to me
Foreign Policy
I side with Green Party on most foreign policy issues.
Least important to me
Immigration
I side with Democrats , Socialist , and Green Party on most immigration issues.
 
	I don't agree with anything or anybody 90% of the time.
What people say and do are two different things. Republicans have said for the last 30 years that they support smaller government, but they've never actually done it. Compare governor Bush and President Bush. Someone spliced videos together to make it look like a debate because the two were radically different. Obama seemed like a hopeful guy, and I voted for him the first time, but he turned into Bush. Governor Romney and presidential candidate Romney were polar opposites on almost every issue. None of the people in power actually believe the stuff they say. Nobody ran on a platform of "we're going to abolish the constitution, stop and frisk with no probable cause, and tap your phone without a warrant."I'm a little bit surprised that Democrat is so high since I find myself objecting to a lot of their recent policy decisions. Not at all surprised that Republican is so low.

 
				
		