I side with....

Mitt Romney (Republican) 88%

Gary Johnson (Libertarian) 80%

Virgil Goode (Constitution) 67%

Barack Obama (Democrat) 23%

Georgia Voters 51%

American Voters 47%

Who do you side with. Take the quiz, I dare you.

http://www.isidewith.com/results/169617876

http://www.isidewith.com/results/169792429

I have serious issues with the validity of this so called quiz.
Case in point, I find Most Important we open up all drilling, they matched me up as in agreement with the socialist, because she is for Green energy, something I am 100% against where Govt is concerned.
My answer in no way is even remotely similar to the meat head, they are polar opposites!!!

Should we expand our offshore oil drilling?
Yes!!!

the Environment

Most Important

Should we expand our offshore oil drilling?

Diane Feinstein: Incentivize the private sector to develop alternative forms of energy

Your similar answer: Yes

Gary Johnson Libertarian 90%

on domestic policy, foreign policy, healthcare, economic, and science issues

85%
Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney Republican

on immigration, economic, environmental, and social issues

80%
Virgil Goode
Virgil Goode Constitution

on environmental, economic, and social issues

24%
Barack Obama
Barack Obama Democrat

on science issues

57%
Texas Voters

on domestic policy, foreign policy, economic, healthcare, and social issues.

54%
American Voters

on domestic policy, foreign policy, economic, and healthcare issues.

 Mitt Romney Republican

on economic, social, foreign policy, domestic policy, environmental, immigration, and science issues 94%

Gary Johnson Libertarian

on economic, domestic policy, healthcare, and environmental issues 82%

Virgil Goode Constitution

on economic, social, environmental, healthcare, immigration, and science issues 80%

Barack Obama Democrat

on foreign policy and environmental issues 37%

Nebraska Voters on economic, domestic policy, and environmental issues. 48%

American Voters on economic, domestic policy, and environmental issues. 50%

My results:

92% Gary Johnson

74% Mitt Romney

65% Barack Obama


I'm not surprised with the Gary Johnson result because I think I am more of a Libertarian on most issues (ie. I am fiscally conservative but somewhat liberal on social issues.) I am surprised that the quiz said I agree 65% with Obama, because in reality I agree with very little he says or does. I think the reason the quiz gave me 65% there is because I have no problem with gay marriage, nor care whether they want to get married or not.

Also, I support the teaching and funding of science, which somehow seems to be a sore point with some Republicans. Which goes quite a way to explaining the results. As I said, I have a huge libertarian streak despite leaning more towards the Republican Party than any other party.

Quote from: Skeptic on October 20, 2012, 08:59:42 PM
My results:

92% Gary Johnson

74% Mitt Romney

65% Barack Obama


I'm not surprised with the Gary Johnson result because I think I am more of a Libertarian on most issues (ie. I am fiscally conservative but somewhat liberal on social issues.) I am surprised that the quiz said I agree 65% with Obama, because in reality I agree with very little he says or does. I think the reason the quiz gave me 65% there is because I have no problem with gay marriage, nor care whether they want to get married or not.

Also, I support the teaching and funding of science, which somehow seems to be a sore point with some Republicans. Which goes quite a way to explaining the results. As I said, I have a huge libertarian streak despite leaning more towards the Republican Party than any other party.

No, it's why I don't give the questionnaire any credibility.
I think what it is, is nothing more than a prop to a pedestal for Gary Johnson.

It's also the reason you see more and more questionnaires to see how Conservative or libertarian you are.
Libertarians feel like outcasts, and rightly so, it's their tool for inclusion to the mainstream.

The quiz itself is a problem. For example the question on protecting the national forests - which means different things to different people. The Federal government not allowing the death penalty - does that mean the Death penalty is banned in the US or does that mean there is no federal death penalty? Two or three questions in, it became obvious that this is the equivalent of a push poll. It was leading you toward a certain set of answers.

Quote from: mdgiles on October 21, 2012, 07:57:57 AM
The quiz itself is a problem. For example the question on protecting the national forests - which means different things to different people. The Federal government not allowing the death penalty - does that mean the Death penalty is banned in the US or does that mean there is no federal death penalty? Two or three questions in, it became obvious that this is the equivalent of a push poll. It was leading you toward a certain set of answers.

That's exactly what it is!