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[Super Kal]

i like this test ... though i dont see how i got that 1% with Obama

 

[Asteroid-Man]

http://www.isidewith.com/results/117534852

Jill Stein
on domestic policy, healthcare, and immigration issues
69%

Barack Obama
on foreign policy and immigration issues
63%

Rocky Anderson
on healthcare and immigration issues
62%

Mitt Romney
on science and social issues
34%

Gary Johnson
on environmental, immigration, and social issues
27%

Virgil Goode
no major issues
11%

American Voters
on environmental, immigration, and social issues.
39%

 

[IronFist]

Mitt - 90% (domestic policy, foreign policy, immigration, science and social issues)

Virgil Goode - 64% (domestic policy, health care, social issues)

Gary Johnson - 62% (domestic policy, health care, environment)

Obama - 60% (economy, environment)

Parties:
91% Republican, 60% Libertarian, 25% Democrat, 19% Green


Btw, who are Virgil Goode and Gary Johnson? Never heard of them.

Also I don't agree with people who created this quiz. If Mitt was the president in 2008 he also would've bailed out banks. Everybody would've done that regardless what they say publicly. Letting all big banks go down would've wiped out all savings and checking accounts, thus creating chaos and war on the streets of every city and town in the USA. He would've saved GM for political purpose.

 

[Kelly]

They can't just make up speculation...they at least have to speculate from what the candidates have said if they don't have a record to look at....hell, if we went by what Obama said to vote for him.....oh wait, we did...ok never mind....you're right...lol

 

[AndrewGilkison]

Democrat: Obama - 86% (Social issues, science, environmental, economic and foreign policy)

Green: Jill Stein 78% (economic, science, environmental, domestic, foreign, and healthcare)

Liberian: Gary Johnson - 62% (foreign policy and immigration)

Republican: Mitt Romney - 57% (immigration and domestic policy)

 

[SV Fan]

Btw, who are Virgil Goode and Gary Johnson? Never heard of them.

Both are candidates for 3rd parties(arguably 2 of the top 3 third parties). Goode is the candidate for the Constitution party which is basically to the right of Republicans fiscally and socially. Johnson is the candidate of the Libertarians which is to the right of the Republicans fiscally but probably to the left of the Democrats on social issues.

Both parties basically want to cut spending big time(including defense), very isolationist when it comes to foreign policy while on social issues(gay marriage, abortion and legalization of marijuana) they on complete opposite sides.

 

[fashionever]

Greens, basically is a far left-wing political parties might be better classified as a "socialist" (but even so, I do not think they will be socialist enough to accommodate a candle in a European-style socialism, but do notthis in the Republican claim Obama socialism Chairman)

 

[Baramos]

90% for Jill Stein, 86% for Barack Obama...I think I'm voting for Obama, since I can't stand the thought of Romney, or, ESPECIALLY, Ryan, being in the White House.

EDIT: I'd never heard of Jill Stein, I see she is the Green Party candidate, but who in the heck is Rocky Anderson?!

 

[wiegeabo]

Former mayor of Salt Lake City,

 

[Human Torch]

It said I agree with Romney 95%.Cool quiz.

 

[warhorse78]

So, while I tend to actually like Ron Paul out of all of the candidates, it seems this poll has me at

77% with Gary Johnson (on foreign policy, economic policy, domestic policy, and science issues.

Barrack Obama at 61% on environmental and social issues

Mitt Romney at 51% on immigration issues.

 

[Hellion]

73% Jill Stein
62% Barack Obama
56% Gary Johnson
39% Mitt Romney

49% with CA voters on foreign policy/science issues
49% American voters with foreign, science, immigration issues

76% sided with Democrats
75% Green
63% Libertarian
60% Republican

Candidates I sided with on issues:
Social-Barack Obama
Economy-Jill Stein
Healthcare-Gary Johnson
Science-Barack Obama/Jill Stein
Foreign Policy-Jill Stein
The Environment-Mitt Romney/Jill Stein
Immigration-Mitt Romney
Domestic Policy-Mitt Romney

Not too shocked by results except for some of the Candidates I "sided" with.

 

[wiegeabo]

For those curious about the 3rd party candidates they've been siding with, they've been having online debates. Johnson and Stein had one last night. Next week more online debates are scheduled with them and candidates from additional parties.

Johnson has been posting links to the debates in Google+ and Facebook. I assume the others are as well.

 

[enterthemadness]

I watched/listened to the debate between Johnson and Stein last night on IVN.us....lots of technical problems. As a friend of mine said, ''Old people and their computers'.

I expect the upcoming 3rd party debate moderated by Larry King Oct 23rd at 9pm on ora.tv, rt.com, and freeandequal.org to get lots of traffic. Well...on rt.com, it may be on their America section...

 

[enterthemadness]

Both are candidates for 3rd parties(arguably 2 of the top 3 third parties). Goode is the candidate for the Constitution party which is basically to the right of Republicans fiscally and socially. Johnson is the candidate of the Libertarians which is to the right of the Republicans fiscally but probably to the left of the Democrats on social issues.

Both parties basically want to cut spending big time(including defense), very isolationist when it comes to foreign policy while on social issues(gay marriage, abortion and legalization of marijuana) they on complete opposite sides.

How is it Isolationist to just be friends with nations, trade with them, and not get in their business 24/7 like we are doing right now? If we minded our own business and took care of ourselves over here, we be more liked around the world. I blame the two major parties for this. Both are out of touch. The only time we should be poking around overseas in terms of spying and ****, if if we have intel or suspect a country might be doing a holocaust/genocide. Cause at that point, someone, probably us, needs to do the right thing.

 

[Kelly]

We are between a rock and a hard place when it comes to any kind of "isolationist policy" AND we are too far into a Global Society, to ever be able to go back to our policy before WW I.

We are damned if we stick our nose into foreign issues, and damned if we don't......

 

[enterthemadness]

We are between a rock and a hard place when it comes to any kind of "isolationist policy" AND we are too far into a Global Society, to ever be able to go back to our policy before WW I.

We are damned if we stick our nose into foreign issues, and damned if we don't......

It's that type of attitude, why this country is going down the drains and heading towards a monetary collapse.

 

[Hobgoblin]

http://www.cnn.com/election/2012/ecalculator?hpt=hp_c2#?battleground

Show us how you think the map will look on election night.

 

[Godzilla2000]

Oh my God...I guess I am a Republican at heart because my results based on my answers say I side 71% with Mitt Romney.

http://www.isidewith.com/results/184612557

 

[Kiltman]

95% Gary Johnson
67% Mitt Romney
35% Barack Obama

87% Libertarian
68% Rebublican
44% Democrat

54% Agreed with PA voters
51% Agreed with US Voters


No surprise there, nice quiz.

 

[EzekielRage]

As non American, I am 88% Obama and 93% Democrat. Nice one, was expected though^^

 

[Nell2ThaIzzay]

I'm surprised that Romney was ranked with such a high percentage. Am I more moderate than I claim to be???

The first time I took the quiz, it was like 87% Obama, and like 40-something % Romney. But when I went through and actually ranked the questions and the issues, I got 75% Obama, 63% Romney, and somehow the economy was my least important subject. Maybe because I ranked a couple questions lower, simply because I don't understand how those areas work in those specific questions?

And I'm surprised that it didn't say that I agreed with Obama on social issues...

It says I agree with Gary Johnson and Mitt Romney on social issues (dafuq??? I hate Romney's social policies), and Obama on the economy, immigration, science, and environment.

 

[wiegeabo]

kinda weird since Johnson and Romney don't agree on social issues.

Of course, Johnson and Obama don't agree on social issues (based on what Obama has done, not what he's said)

 

[Nell2ThaIzzay]

My social answers:

Same Sex Marriage: Yes (Most Important)
Abortion: Ban after 1st trimester (Most Important)
Government required birth control: No, it should be covered like other prescriptions (More Important)
Death Penalty: Yes, but only in cases where a heinous crime has been committed (Most Important)

I'm just surprised that lines up more with Romney than Obama.

Quiz probably isn't the most accurate thing on Earth.

 

[Downhere]

This was an interesting quiz, I guess the results make sense for me.