I'm 80% like Donald Trump. Not really, but the quiz says I am.

[Drekker17]

It considers me a centrist, not surprising.

Bernie Sanders 79%
Hillary Clinton 78%
Donald Trump 66%
Martin O'Malley 64%
Mike Huckabee 62%
John Kasich 59%
Rand Paul 59%
Ben Carson 58%
Marco Rubio 55%
Jeb Bush 54%
Ted Cruz 52%

[Hemak]

I don't read history books, I read truth. Not necessarily Lincoln ultimately but the founding fathers all shared the same principles as Rand and Ron Paul which are to not dismiss the constitution which some candidates are trying to do like Bush did, and Trump is trying to do and Christie. Lincoln was a republican and shared the same values as the Pauls do sorry to break it to ya.

I would agree with you they share values with the founding fathers (a la Jefferson) but not Lincoln. Lincoln was more of a big government and executive overreach kind of guy, but maybe that is to be expected in war.

[tangocash]

Ben Carson 98%
Ted Cruz 97%
Marco Rubio 96%
Donald Trump 95%
Rand Paul 91%
Jeb Bush 85%
Bernie Sanders 18%
Hillary clintong 17%

Did you guys expand the questions, I just did the 3 on each topic.

Ben Carson 98% what? This man could never lead this country he's worse than Trump tbh. Man get your stuff straight no offense.

[Hooked]

Ben Carson 98% what? This man could never lead this country he's worse than Trump tbh. Man get your stuff straight no offense.

And your voting for Hillary because commie sanders has zero chance of winning correct?. Im voting for trump though because he will "make America great again".

[Underverse]

94% Sanders
86% Clinton
76% O'Malley
44% Webb
37% Paul

Pretty much what I expected, though I thought Paul would be a bit higher.

[timberx]

And your voting for Hillary because commie sanders has zero chance of winning correct?. Im voting for trump though because he will "make America great again".

If I said I can make America greater than Trump can, will you vote for me?

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If I said I can make America greater than Trump can, will you vote for me?

If you build the wall and kick all the illegals out, maybe.

[vindicatorx]

I got 92% Hillary and 91% Bernie

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Im voting for trump though because he will "make America great again".

I hope that is sarcasm

[tangocash]

If you build the wall and kick all the illegals out, maybe.

I'm sure that's gonna solve all of our problems.

I hate to think 70%+ of the GOP voters are just prejudiced uninformed people neglecting to realize more than likely their ancestors were illegal immigrants. I agree, we need a border. But kicking out illegals who already here and hard working individuals supporting their families looking for a better way of life, instead of giving them a proper way to citizenship is... I'm sorry, it's retarded. America was founded on immigration, don't think you're not an immigrant unless you're 100% Native American. This kind've hypocrisy dumbfounds me as how some people from the USA of all nations can be so ignorant(and stupid for a better word).

I think this sums it up pretty well

[zephid]

Bernie Sanders - 86%
Hillary Clinton - 82%
Martin O'Malley - 68%
Mike Huckabee - 39%
Donald Trump - 31%
Rand Paul - 30%
Ben Carson - 28%
Jeb Bush - 27%
Ted Cruz - 19%

[Hemak]

Add the two together and you have a somewhat representative picture of American politics. :P

[Rizendragon]

I'm always super suspicious of sites like this that claim they are going to "help you" pick a political candidate that matches your beliefs. I figure most of them have an angle.

Sort of like that "political test" that always puts people in the bottom left quadrant.

If you're talking about this test then what you're seeing is the shift to a more libertarian sentiment in the US. I have seen people in all 4 quadrants of that test, but most people that are taking that test are finding it exceedingly harder to choose a candidate.

On-topic: I somehow got Hillary, but I would never vote for her. I'm down to Sanders, Paul, or Cruz...

[Anevers]

Bernie Sanders 95%
Hilllary 91%
Martin O'Malley 75%
Kasich 52%
Bush 39%
Trump 15%

[Rukh]

If you're talking about this test then what you're seeing is the shift to a more libertarian sentiment in the US. I have seen people in all 4 quadrants of that test, but most people that are taking that test are finding it exceedingly harder to choose a candidate.

On-topic: I somehow got Hillary, but I would never vote for her. I'm down to Sanders, Paul, or Cruz...

No what we're seeing is a test that purposely puts people in the lower left quadrant. And trust me, a test that makes people say "maybe I should be a liberal and support the liberal guys after all!" is right up my alley, but I'm not going to ignore it just because I'd benefit from it.

[Barael]

Sanders 99%, Clinton 97%, O'Malley 87%, Kasich 51%.

Rest down from 33%.

[Slybak]

First place: Clinton and Sanders, tied with 95%.
Last place: Ted Cruz, 3%.

I find these results - even the fact of the tie between Clinton and Sanders - completely unsurprising. And I didn't need a quiz to tell me that Cruz and myself are political polar opposites. That man is a danger to the living and the dead.

That Huckabee of all people was the highest ranking Republican candidate was something of a surprise (but, in fairness, at 21% we're not exactly talking sympatico), but that's probably due to some of his more "leftish" stances on economic policy that he hasn't talked about in like 8 years. And probably because I've become a lot less militant in my atheism over the past decade but, then again, Santorum is about as theocratic as Huckabee, lacks most of Huckabee's economic populism, and he registered only 5% agreement.

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No what we're seeing is a test that purposely puts people in the lower left quadrant. And trust me, a test that makes people say "maybe I should be a liberal and support the liberal guys after all!" is right up my alley, but I'm not going to ignore it just because I'd benefit from it.

Correct. Politicalcompass.org was invented by democratic socialists in the UK in order to create a bias against neo-liberalism.

Not that I'm any kind of fan of neo-liberalism, but the quiz is fundamentally dishonest and shouldn't be cited as a reliable means of measuring one's ideological leanings.

[Saverem]

95% Hillary, 88% Bernie, 76% O'Malley, 73% Bush.

My least compatible is Carson.

[Bodom]

98% Hillary
98% Bernie
85% O'Malley
64% Kasich
12% Trump

[Roadblock]

Not from the US

93% Bernie
90% Hillary (urgh)
First Republican is
54% Mike Huckabee

[Orbitus]

North Korean by any chance?.

So because he would vote for Bernie and not an American makes him a North Korean? Kim Jong-Un is closer to Trump than Bernie.