iSidewith.com

blatantrereg

This is a website that gives a brief questionnaire about a number of issues, and then shows you how much each candidate's politics align with your own.

http://www.isidewith.com
My results:
Candidates you side with...

93%


Jill Stein

on foreign policy, domestic policy, environmental, science, and social issues



82%
Barack Obama

on environmental, science, social, healthcare, and immigration issues




79%
Gary Johnson

on foreign policy, science, social, economic, and immigration issues

76%
Rocky Anderson

on domestic policy, social, environmental, and economic issues

43%
Ron Paul

on economic and immigration issues

36%
Virgil Goode

on economic issues

16%
Mitt Romney

on economic and immigration issues

Whomever Jill Stein is and all, she'd get my vote if I was Americvan and ever voted apparently.

Manach

Ditto on the ability to vote in US elections, but for the record:
Mitt Romney 93%
on immigration, social, healthcare, economic, and domestic policy issues

Ron Paul 68%
on immigration, economic, and domestic policy issues

Virgil Goode 66%
on social, economic, and healthcare issues

Barack Obama 61%
on foreign policy, science, and environmental issues

Permabear

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Manic Moran

I knew it, I'm pretty much a centrist.

83% Romney, 72% Obama, 64% Ron Paul. No idea who Johnson is, but he's also 73%.

Interestingly, I side with both Romney and Obama far more than I do with my State (California, 49%) or the nation (51%)

southsiderosie

Well that sounds about right, although I am not sure where the 20% for Romney comes from, since I apparently don't agree with him on any major issues.

Overheal

I am apparently 77% Libertarian, 63% Republican, 37% Green and 36% Democrat

I am also Part Man, Part Machine, All Cop.

I am 41% Romney on No Major Issues(?); 24% Obama on Science Issues; Ron Paul 86% on Economic, Foreign Policy, Domestic Policy, Social and Healthcare Issues. And who is Gary Johnson? 89% Economic, Foreign and Domestic, Environmental, Healthcare Science and Immigration issues.

Because of me, 0 people have taken this quiz.

Carcharodon

I side with Barack Obama on most issues in the 2012 Presidential Election.
Candidates you side with...

93%
Barack Obama
Barack Obama

on science, environmental, social, immigration, foreign policy, and economic issues

88%
Jill Stein
Jill Stein

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

74%
Gary Johnson
Gary Johnson

on science, environmental, social, healthcare, and immigration issues

30%
Ron Paul
Ron Paul

on healthcare issues

23%
Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney

no major issues

MadsL

Looks like I'm a Green Democratic Libertarian. I'm surprised I don't have a higher Republican score as I don't believe in greater gun control and was against the bank bailouts.

98% gary johnson

sounds good to me

Because of you, 0 people have taken this quiz.

That's not true, and very mean

karma_

Mine said Karl Marx, I think something went wrong.

Fr Tod Umptious

I am delighted with my results

92%
Mitt Romney
on foreign policy, domestic policy, economic, environmental, social, and healthcare issues

64%
Gary Johnson
on domestic policy, economic, immigration, and environmental issues

61%
Ron Paul
on economic, domestic policy, and environmental issues

59%
Barack Obama
on foreign policy and immigration issues

46%
American Voters
on domestic policy, economic, and immigration issues.

92% Republican

51% Libertarian

27% Democratic

19% Green

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

99%
Gary Johnson
on social, economic, healthcare, foreign policy, domestic policy, environmental, and science issues

94%
Ron Paul
on economic, domestic policy, healthcare, foreign policy, environmental, and science issues

64%
Rocky Anderson
on social and foreign policy issues

58%
Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney
on economic and domestic policy issues

9%
Barack Obama
no major issues

49%
American Voters
on foreign policy, domestic policy, and economic issues.



88% Libertarian

60% Republican

60% Green

37% Democratic

K3lso

If Johnson is running for the Libertarians, then how am I only 70% Libertarian? They must have really thrashed their manifesto is 2004.

FatherTed

Permabear

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MadsL

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Apart from his fiscal and health policies I actually have a lot of time for Johnson. Shame he didn't get the GOP nomination before declaring for the Libs.

K3lso

MadsL wrote: »

Apart from his fiscal and health policies I actually have a lot of time for Johnson. Shame he didn't get the GOP nomination before declaring for the Libs.

What makes you think the GOP wanted anything to do with Johnson?

Just look at how they treated Ron Paul. With Mittens nomination, it's business as usual in America.

RayM

86% Jill Stein
76% Barack Obama
72% Gary Johnson
56% Ron Paul
4% Mitt Romney

nkay1985

91% Jill Stein
86% Obama
~70% Johnson


Something like 90%+ Green and Democrat and 8% Republican.

MadsL

K3lso wrote: »

What makes you think the GOP wanted anything to do with Johnson?

You mean the former Republican Governor Gary Johnstone.

Instead of citing poll numbers, Johnson talked, as he often does, about iSideWith.com, a Web site and app. “One-point-nine million have gotten online, answered thirty-six questions,” he said. “It pairs you up with the candidate most in line with your views. Based on that Web site, I’m the next President of the United States.”

Read more http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/newsdesk/2012/08/can-gary-johnson-escape-ron-pauls-shadow.html#ixzz254xj5TeK

K3lso

MadsL wrote: »

You mean the former Republican Governor Gary Johnstone.

Yep - the former NM Gov. Gary Johnson. The Republicans wouldn't touch him with a barge poll for President. He left the GOP because they were eager to get him off the stage in the debates - they would have flogged Ron Paul outside the arena would it not have had the "cult" as they describe his supporters, up in arms.

The GOP is not Libertarian, as a party they're bought and paid for a long time ago - they're happy with where they are and what they represent. They certainly don't represent what Johnson does. Having a guy out in NM as Gov. is one thing - having someone the mainstream Republicans perceive as a "terrorist" in the White House is another entirely.

Ron Paul, Gary Johnson, Chuck Baldwin along with other Libertarians usually end up on the terrorist list in the US.

nagilum2

Gary Johnson - 89%
Ron Paul - 79%
Mitt Crony - 66%
Jill Stein - 59%
Barack Crony - 46%
Virgil Goode - 43%
Rocky Anderson - 19%

74% Libertarian
64% Green
63% Republican
56% Democratic

But since I despise politicians of nearly every stripe, I'm not terribly surprised that the results are as even as they are.

Permabear

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K3lso

Permabear wrote: »

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I'm assuming many Paul people have had a turn of stomach this week. Was it really going to get them anywhere in the end? I can understand using the party as a vehicle but the notion some are espousing over on certain forums asking us to vote Romney is totally delusional - what are these people smoking?

The two party system is rotten - perhaps with enough backing (which Ron Paul people are hesitant to give) for Gary Johnson, we could see the guy getting the numbers (with a bit of extraordinary luck) or at least get a couple percentage points more for others to take note and realise that some Americans are disenfranchised with both major parties.

Why Paul people are not jumping for joy that another Libertarian will be on all 50 ballot papers is beyond me. They're shooting themselves in the foot. But then again, these people refer to themselves as Consitutional/ Conservatives whatever....they don't even see themselves as Libertarians. If Johnson got in the official national debates on live telly, it would be a game changer, I believe. Where's the money bombs for Gary? The Johnson brochures? The poll runs? Seems some people turned Paul into some kind of cult hero - it has destroyed their reasoning that this is not about one man...it's about the goal.

Permabear

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Grudaire

97% Jill Stein... unsurprising, I hope she does well in the election.

82% Rocky Anderson
81% Obama

13% Mitt Romney

K3lso

Permabear wrote: »

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Am I blind?

I just don't see Rand as the natural successor. I can't, for the life of me, see the attraction to someone that has endorsed a guy like Mitt Romney. I like Ron Paul, but I think it's unfair that his weakness for his sons political aspirations will, in the end, undermine what could potentially be some major inroads with a n endorsement of the Libertarian Party. Am I incorrect in saying that?

Perhaps we have to look at Rands voting record but I know he doesn't compare, nor does he see himself as far as I understand, next or near his father on a philosophical level. Maybe he's just playing the game and that's all well and good, but wouldn't this be a violation of his Libertarian principles? As far as I can see, Rand Paul is a Republican Conservative - he is not a Libertarian. I do believe Ron goes one further though - I think he's a closet Voluntaryist. But this is just guesswork.

I'm rooting for Gary this November - I think he has a lot to learn about means of exchange, regulation/taxation, the NAP (although has this any relevance to anyone but Paul?) My question is as a Libertarian, surely the well-informed would understand that such a society would undoubtably call for the elimination of the US Constitution in time?

G.K.

Candidates you side with...

91% Barack Obama
on social, economic, science, healthcare, immigration, and environmental issues

80% Jill Stein
on foreign policy, science, and social issues

58% Rocky Anderson
on social issues

46% Gary Johnson
on immigration issues

23% Mitt Romney
on domestic policy issues

7% Ron Paul
no major issues

1% Virgil Goode
no major issues

57% American Voters
on domestic policy, science, social, healthcare, immigration, and environmental issues.

By Party:

92% Democratic, 79% Green, 13% Libertarian, 10% Republican

Well, I like Obama but I never imagined I'd get such a high thing.

Brian?

Last time I took this Stewart Alexander was on there. I have a funny feeling there is a libertarian behind this quiz. The questions are weighted to rope in some unwitting socialists and align them with libertarians.

Anyway:

blatantrereg

briankeating wrote: »

Last time I took this Stewart Alexander was on there. I have a funny feeling there is a libertarian behind this quiz. The questions are weighted to rope in some unwitting socialists and align them with libertarians.

No idea who is behind it, but I came across it myself because it was tweeted by Ralph Nader, who's a Green.

MagicMarker

Jill Stein for President!!

joseph brand

Jill and I are kindred spirits.

I feel as though I just passed a test.

SupaNova2

For Me:

Gary Johnson 99%
Virgil Goode(Who?) 73%
Jill Stein 72%
Barack Obama 68%
Mitt Romney 60%

Libertarian 88%
Green 70%
Democrat 68%
Republican 66%

Be like Nutella

Candidates you side with...

91%
Jill Stein Green
on social, economic, domestic policy, foreign policy, and immigration issues
88%
Barack Obama Democrat
on social, foreign policy, economic, environmental, and immigration issues
73%
Rocky Anderson Justice
on social, foreign policy, and immigration issues
12%
Mitt Romney Republican
on science issues
57%
American Voters

Grudaire

Jaysus if everyone who got Phil Stein in this from Ireland voted Green we'd have a completely different Dáil! :pac:

TwoShedsJackson

What a shame Amerika hasn't done it so we can see how much he likes Jill Stein.

Endless Nameless

I remember seeing this posted on an image board a few months ago, almost everybody got Gary Johnson but had no idea who he was.
I explained his policies and converted a bunch of them into voting for him, some guy said he even donated to his campaign.
Anyway...

Candidates you side with...

99%
Gary Johnson

62%
Jill Stein

58%
Rocky Anderson

25%
Mitt Romney


15%
Barack Obama

90% Libertarian

68% Green

51% Democrat

46% Republican

Last time I took this Ron Paul was highest, at 91%, Gary was at 89% (it wont let me click and see what the 1% of things I disagree with Johnson on, I'm sure it'd be a deal-breaker though)

Republican was a lot higher too last time round, Mitt was at something like 60%. I'm surprised I agree with the Democrats more now.

mikemac1

Fairly well rounded, nobody came out strong with a high percentage

ChoralClam

Candidates you side with...
91%
Jill Stein Green
on environmental, social, science, economic, foreign policy, and immigration issues
79%
Barack Obama Democrat
on science, social, environmental, foreign policy, and immigration issues
75%
Rocky Anderson Justice
on social, environmental, economic, and foreign policy issues
74%
Gary Johnson Libertarian
on social, domestic policy, healthcare, and immigration issues
4%
Mitt Romney Republican
no major issues
1%
Virgil Goode Constitution
no major issues
64%
American Voters
on domestic policy, environmental, social, science, healthcare, foreign policy, economic, and immigration issues.

Otacon

I side with Jill Stein on most issues in the 2012 Presidential Election.

Candidates you side with...

93% - Jill Stein [Green]
on science, domestic policy, social, environmental, foreign policy, healthcare, and immigration issues
92% - Barack Obama [Democrat]
on science, social, foreign policy, healthcare, immigration, environmental, and economic issues
80% - Gary Johnson [Libertarian]
on social, domestic policy, science, and immigration issues
7% - Mitt Romney [Republican]
no major issues
65% - American Voters
on domestic policy, science, foreign policy, social, environmental, and immigration issues.

Parties you side with...

98% Democrat
92% Green
30% Libertarian
0% Republican

Looks like Jill is my gal.

Hazys

84%
Jill Stein Green

on science, domestic policy, social, environmental, foreign policy, and economic issues more info


81%
Barack Obama Democrat

on science, social, healthcare, environmental, and foreign policy issues more info


63%
Gary Johnson Libertarian

on social issues more info


56%
Rocky Anderson Justice

on domestic policy, social, and environmental issues more info


44%
Mitt Romney Republican

on immigration issues more info


19%
Virgil Goode Constitution

no major issues more info
You


65%
Massachusetts Voters

on science, domestic policy, social, healthcare, foreign policy, economic, and environmental issues. More info


63%
American Voters

on science, domestic policy, immigration, social, foreign policy, economic, and environmental issues. More info

Show all candidates


Parties you side with...

92% Democrat

91% Green

36% Libertarian

33% Republican

Go Jill Stein!

p1akuw47h5r3it

89%
Gary Johnson Libertarian
on foreign policy, economic, healthcare, domestic policy, and social issues

71%
Jill Stein Green
on science, domestic policy, environmental, and immigration issues

58%
Rocky Anderson Justice
on domestic policy, social, and environmental issues

54%
Barack Obama Democrat
on science, social, and environmental issues

27%
Mitt Romney Republican
on economic issues

60%
American Voters
on foreign policy, domestic policy, science, social, healthcare, environmental, and immigration

Not too surprised though thought I would have agreed a bit more with Romney

kryogen

I side with Obama on 89%

Surprised its that high but not surprised of the lean to that direction

Candidates you side with...
89%
Barack Obama Democrat
on science, social, immigration, environmental, foreign policy, and healthcare issues
87%
Jill Stein Green
on environmental, domestic policy, science, foreign policy, immigration, economic, and social issues
80%
Gary Johnson Libertarian
on immigration, foreign policy, domestic policy, science, and social issues
44%
Mitt Romney Republican
on healthcare issues

Overheal

89% Sanders
79% hillary
73% O'Malley
65% Trump
65% Paul
46% Jeb!
43% Carson (The Autobiography)
34% Cruz

Amerika

Ben Carson 99%
Marco Rubio 98%
Donald Trump 97%
Carly Fiorina 96%
Ted Cruz 96%
Jeb Bush 92%
Rand Paul 89%
Bernie Sanders 15%
Hillary Clinton 15%

BOHtox

Rand Paul 78%
Bernie Sanders 76%
Marco Rubio 76%
Jeb Bush 73%
Ted Cruz 71%
Carly Fiorina 71%
Ben Carson 67%
Chris Christie 66%
Bobby Jindal 65%
Hilary Clinton 65%
Donald Trump 61%

No surprise really that Rand is top being a socially liberal economic conservative. He's unlikely to win so it's good to see Rubio and Bush so high up too. Not sure I'd have sided with Romney as much as I did any of the GOP candidates this year.

Libertarian
Your political beliefs would be considered moderately Libertarian on an ideological scale, meaning you tend to support policies that promote social and economic freedom.

Overheal

Did you compare your answers with Sanders to see what you agreed/disagreed upon? Might surprise you.

Manach

"
84% Ted Cruz
Ted Cruz Republican
on social, economic, domestic policy, immigration, healthcare, science, education, and electoral issues.

77% Marco Rubio
Marco Rubio Republican
on social, economic, immigration, healthcare, science, environmental, education, and electoral issues.

76% Rand Paul
Rand Paul Republican
on economic, domestic policy, immigration, science, healthcare, education, and electoral issues.

74% Ben Carson
Ben Carson Republican
on domestic policy, social, immigration, healthcare, science, education, and electoral issues.

72% Donald Trump
Donald Trump Republican
on foreign policy, immigration, environmental, education, and electoral issues.

69% Jeb Bush
Jeb Bush Republican
on social, science, immigration, environmental, and education issues.

55% Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton Democratic
on science and environmental issues.

55% Bernie Sanders
Bernie Sanders Democratic
on science and environmental issues.

Libertarian
Your political beliefs would be considered moderately Libertarian on an ideological scale, meaning you tend to support policies that promote social and economic freedom.
"

Looks that I'm more libertarian than conservative, so my logical action is to hail Permabear as the once and future king

nkay1985

95% Bernie Sanders
92% Hillary Clinton
72% Mike O'Malley

Small percentages after that. Happy to see I agree with Donald Trump on nothing.

Eric Cartman

Pretty much what I expected

Brian?

Eric Cartman wrote: »

Pretty much what I expected

You agree with Carson on "science issues"? 6000 year old earth and all?