It’s largely the social conservatives that turn me off the most about the GOP. I’ve never been a fan of the “Religious Right” and their rise in prominence over the last decade has absolutely not been a good thing.
How would you classify yourself?
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+10. If Repbulicans had a normal nominee, and they were not so hell bent on getting rid of pre-existing conditions part of the ACA, I would be voting Republican in '24.
I voted for Perot 2x because I didn't like the baby boomer president thing at the time, against GW Bush 2x, once for Obama, then for Romney after I got fed up with Obama's continuous campaigning even after he was elected, then bitching about not getting his way. Voted for Hilary (the most unenthusiastic vote I've ever made) and then rooted for Trump that night when it become clear a huge upset was underway. I enjoyed all the "experts" being wrong because they were force feeding their predictions all year, and acting so entitled, and loved watching the CNN folks faces as reality hit. 100 percent Harris now.
I voted for Perot 2x because I didn't like the baby boomer president thing at the time, against GW Bush 2x, once for Obama, then for Romney after I got fed up with Obama's continuous campaigning even after he was elected, then bitching about not getting his way. Voted for Hilary (the most unenthusiastic vote I've ever made) and then rooted for Trump that night when it become clear a huge upset was underway. I enjoyed all the "experts" being wrong because they were force feeding their predictions all year, and acting so entitled, and loved watching the CNN folks faces as reality hit. 100 percent Harris now.
-10, no way i agree with the CRAZY cons on anything. When there was a Republican party i could at least see some things differently, where they were coming from.
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Define common sense abortion. And should those who cuddle be able to marry and enjoy tax, insurance and other benefits married people have?
No abortion except in cases of rape, incest or to save the life of the mother? You believe that is centrist?
I believe, that, when combined with my views on marijuana, and gsy marriage makes me fairly socially liberal, yes.
Point of clarity: I said health of mother.
Yea..
This should be fun, what do.you think a centrist view on abortion is?
Not that.
No restrictions up to a time limit, say first trimester, after that for health of mother and severe fetal issues.
I’m personally ok with more time for the unrestricted period, but think a majority would be on board with something like that.
You believe it is a "centrist" ideology that there should be "no restrictions" on killing a baby that has a heart, arms, eyes, legs, and developing genitals.
Ladies and gentleman, I give you this to.show.you how looney the left actually is.
I'm telling you, I'm a centrist.
Yes, I believe up to 12 weeks or so is a reasonable position that most people would get behind.
You believe it is a "centrist" ideology that there should be "no restrictions" on killing a baby that has a heart, arms, eyes, legs, and developing genitals.
Ladies and gentleman, I give you this to.show.you how looney the left actually is.
I'm telling you, I'm a centrist.
Probably a 0 now, used to be a +5. Currently hate both political parties.
Your Political Compass
Economic Left/Right: -8.5
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -7.59
The Political Compass
A typology of political opinions plotted on 2 dimensions: economic and social.
www.politicalcompass.org
I'm an anti-fascist, so I guess that makes me far left, even though I've only voted democrat in two elections(soon to be 3) and have voted in every one beginning in 1972.
Wouldn't that be nonviable pregnancies, or those that threatened the life of the mother?
When you're facing the trolley problem of losing this life, or that life, or perhaps both lives.
In that situation, I'd give priority to the host.
Fiscally probably around +5
Socially around -3
I'd put more weight on the fiscal side of things, mostly because I don't care what other people do in their time.
Socially around -3
I'd put more weight on the fiscal side of things, mostly because I don't care what other people do in their time.
Your Political Compass
Economic Left/Right: -8.5
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -7.59
The Political Compass
A typology of political opinions plotted on 2 dimensions: economic and social.
Economic Left/Right: -5.5
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -4.56
I'm mayor of LibLand. That is if I had any real desire to work. Which I don't. So I'll let someone else do that.
Your Political Compass
Economic Left/Right: -8.5
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -7.59
The Political Compass
A typology of political opinions plotted on 2 dimensions: economic and social.
Economic Left/Right: -6.0
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -6.67
My guess is that you’re probably still +5 if your are considering “conservative vs liberal”. Based on how broken the GOP is today, you’re probably -5 as “GOP vs Democrats” which is a much different question these days.
Unfortunately, the political party still controls most of our states and the SCOTUS, while splitting Congress fairly evenly.
We just have a lot of broken lunatics running our country.
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