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I took the quiz, and I was shocked to see that it lined me up with Jill from the green party. I won't be voting for the green party, but I will definitely consider the second or third people on the list (neither of which were Obama or Romney).

On another note, I think if everybody actually voted for the candidate they agreed with the most, somebody other than a democrat or republican might win, but since everybody thinks they have no chance they vote for one of the big two and just perpetuate the cycle. Thoughts?

Ron Paul - 98%
Gary Johnson - 97%
Mitt Romney - 85%
Barrack Obama - 18%

88% Republican
83% Libertarian
33% Democratic
18% Green


the Economy
I side the most with Ron Paul and Gary Johnson on economic issues.
Most important to me

Domestic policy
I side the most with Gary Johnson on domestic policy issues.
More important to me

the Environment
I side the most with Mitt Romney on environmental issues.
Somewhat important to me

Healthcare
I side the most with Ron Paul and Gary Johnson on healthcare issues.
Somewhat important to me

Foreign Policy
I side the most with Gary Johnson on foreign policy issues.
Somewhat important to me

Immigration
I side the most with Ron Paul and Mitt Romney on immigration issues.
Less important to me

Social
I side the most with Ron Paul and Gary Johnson on social issues.
Less important to me

Science
I side the most with Barack Obama on science issues.
Less important to me



What's your reaction to your results?
Proud

I am also kind of surprised with my results. I sided with Jill 74% on science and immigration issues. I know nothing about her.


91% Barack Obama
on social, economic, foreign policy, science, and immigration issues

74% Jill Stein
on science and immigration issues

67% Gary Johnson
on social, healthcare, and immigration issues

46% Mitt Romney
on environmental and domestic policy issues

41% Ron Paul
on healthcare issues

Social
I side the most with Barack Obama on social issues.

Science
I side the most with Jill Stein on science issues.

Healthcare
I side the most with Ron Paul and Gary Johnson on healthcare issues.

The Economy
I side the most with Barack Obama on economic issues.

Immigration
I side the most with Barack Obama and Gary Johnson on immigration issues.

Domestic Policy
I side the most with Mitt Romney on domestic policy issues.

Foreign Policy
I side the most with Barack Obama on foreign policy issues.

The Environment
I side the most with Mitt Romney on environmental issues.

88%
Democratic
78%
Green
43%
Republican
36%
Libertarian

Lol at the green party. hippies.

I was shocked that it labelled me a hippy as well. I think it might be the science research thing that put me there, since I rated all the science funding as "most important".

You like the Tang dont you?

I side with:
Gary Johnson 95%
Ron Paul 94%
Mitt Romney 87%
Obama 25%

Republican 80%
Libertarian 79%
Green 37%
Democrat 34%

Jill first (according to the results), then I think it was Gary Johnson. I actually took it about a week ago so I don't remember the numbers.

I meant Tang, like the drink...not the pu-tang.

92%
Gary Johnson - on domestic policy, economic, science, social, healthcare, foreign policy, and immigration issues

83%
Ron Paul - on domestic policy, economic, healthcare, foreign policy, and immigration issues

75%
Barack Obama - on science, social, and immigration issues

58%
Mitt Romney - on economic and immigration issues




Who the fuck is Gary Johnson?

95% Ron Paul
92% Gary Johnson
82% Mitt Romney
60% Barack Obama

85% Libertarian... interesting.

Prepare to be confused:

78% Gary Johnson
on foreign policy, domestic policy, healthcare, and immigration issues

66% Ron Paul
on foreign policy, domestic policy, and healthcare issues

56% Mitt Romney
on domestic policy issues

53% Barack Obama
on immigration and science issues

45% Florida Voters
on foreign policy, domestic policy, healthcare, science, immigration, environmental, and social issues.

45% American Voters
on foreign policy, domestic policy, healthcare, science, immigration, environmental, and social issues.



54% Libertarian
43% Democratic
37% Green
28% Republican


I sumbitted my own answer for a few of those questions, like those for global warming and the stimulus plan, which likely make my results less precise. That probably explains why I don't side with any of the candidates on economic policy...

I said things like: I dont think the UN should exist in the first place, and most other were user submitted. It's too complicated for a simple yes and no.