Yo Teams, I got a question for you concerning the Gay Marriage options. What should I choose if I have no problem with Gay Marriage, but don't think that it was Supreme Court's job to have addressed the case?

@Darth Darth Binks

I think in your case you should pick the first option, even if you think it's not the supreme court business to do it as they don't really talk about the supreme court here and that it could imply any federal or state law. It's the closer answer to your position, but the second one could be also true depending on your views in marriage.

It was one of the hardest questions for me too, and I finished by choosing the first one.

Honestly, it would've been nice if instead of 10 overly simplified questions, there were 50 questions with more specific answers.

+1. Some of the answers available don't even match what I actually believe so I just have to pick the next closest opinion.

That was me with almost every answer.

Yea, everyone go to http://www.isidewith.com/political-quiz

Let's make some new charts then ^^.

There's a option to share your result on MySpace?! That website still exists?

Lol Chromebooks suck and I can't even make a print of the page.

I have confirmed on both sites that I am a Centrist.

Very superficial.

Either way, here's mine.

Got a 96% Bernie, 93% Hillary (wouldn't vote for her though), 91% Stein, 67% Gary Johnson (surprise, surprise), 43% Kasich, 28% Trump, 18% Rubio and 13% Cruz.

http://snag.gy/x6e9V.jpg

^Mine from ISideWith. Interestingly I got the same spot that Nolan's Chart gave me.

Got 83% Ted Cruz, 73% Gary Johnson, 69% Marco Rubio, 69% Donald Trump, 44% Bernie Sanders (WOW), 41% John Kasich, 21% Hillary Clinton.

^Yea, the site that gives that nolan chart is pretty accurate actually. I thought you'd had a bigger score in Johnson then Cruz though. Cruz is a bad idea for president in many aspects...

The score shows there's no candidate you fully support, and that's a hard consequence of the bipartisan system in the US.

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I thought you'd had a bigger score in Johnson then Cruz though.

Nah Johnson is way too far left than me on social issues.

The score shows there's no candidate you fully support, and that's a hard consequence of the bipartisan system in the US.

True. I would probably side around or more than 85% with Rand Paul, but he dropped out. My vote was up in the air after he left, but then another libertarian Congressman named Justin Amash endorsed Cruz, and I came to the same conclusion as he did - Cruz is the most libertarian of the Republicans remaining.

terrible survey, most of the answers were badly framed and i'm positive the person who made the survey was a right-winger. On most of the topics i didn't want to respond because none of the ansers reflected my positions. I'll post the results anyway but it is off by a mile, mostly due to the heavily biased framing of the answers
http://img4.hostingpics.net/pics/785407Nolan.png

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@[AOE] JaiBharat909

Yea, I guess he is.


@Hitchslap

I don't think the test is very bad. I got my position right, liberal in moral issues and a bit pro-government. Also, we can't see your results, take a print and upload it to some image uploading site.

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No I think Hitchslap is right, because it doesn't take into account European political attitudes or ideologies. Its more American-centric.

Yea maybe

This is mine: http://snag.gy/biwBz.jpg

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