Cool little political quiz. Who do you side with?

[dvd418]

Most of my answers were under the "choose another stance"

http://imgs.isidewith.com/results-image/11485227.png

[L. G. Butts, Ph.D.]

Looks like spam to me.

Regardless, I side 87% with Obama, then Jill (never heard of her, is that the Green Party?), 69% Ron Paul, 58% Romney. None of that was particularly surprising to me.

[TriPolar]

Here's the actual quiz. I got 87% agreement with Gary Johnson. Not surprising since I'm a small-l libertarian, and that's what his political rhetoric is. He is a big-L Libertarian though, so I don't like the association. Don't know who Jill Stein is, that was my second, but these are all pretty broad questions that don't provide for the nuances of each issue, and I didn't feel like adding my own stance.

[AHunter3]

88% with Jill "Who?" Stein, 82% with Obama, 70% Gary Johnson, 60% Ron Paul, 13% Mitt Romney.

[TommyTutone]

87% Green Party
84% Barack Obama
27% Mitt Romney

Sounds accurate to me.

[Happy Lendervedder]

92% Barack Obama
...
75% Michigan voters

68% American voters

[tim-n-va]

I liked that you had to give two dimensions to each question. There are definitely things I strongly agree with the sentiment but they aren't that important in terms of who to vote for.

I was surprised by how high the Green and American Socialist candidate aligned with me.

[etv78]

Barack Obama and Jill Stein.

[gamerunknown]

Jill Stein is the Green Party candidate for office and was endorsed by Chomsky.

[TriPolar]

Originally Posted by gamerunknown

Jill Stein is the Green Party candidate for office and was endorsed by Chomsky.

That explains why nobody ever heard of her.

[Algher]

86% Gary Johnson
on domestic policy, foreign policy, healthcare, economic, and immigration issues.
75% Barack Obama
on social, science, environmental, and immigration issues.
75% Ron Paul
on domestic policy, foreign policy, healthcare, economic, and environmental issues.
66% Mitt Romney
on domestic policy, economic, healthcare, and environmental issues.
88% California Voters
on social, domestic policy, foreign policy, healthcare, economic, and immigration issues.
94% American Voters

[foolsguinea]

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

Candidates you side with...
88% Barack Obama
on foreign policy, economic, social, healthcare, environmental, and science issues.

84% Jill Stein
on foreign policy, immigration, social, healthcare, environmental, domestic policy, and science issues.

78% Stewart Alexander
on immigration, healthcare, social, environmental, and science issues.

43% Gary Johnson
on immigration and science issues.

24%Ron Paul
on foreign policy issues.

13% Jimmy McMillan
no major issues.

3% Mitt Romney
no major issues.

2% Virgil Goode
no major issues.

55% Missouri Voters
on environmental and science issues.

55% American Voters
on environmental and science issues.

Who you side with by party...
88% Democratic
84% Green
33% Libertarian
3% Republican

Who and what sort of mutant is Virgil Goode that I only match him on 2%?
Wait, I only match Romney on 3%? That's surprisingly low. I guess they went for maximizing contentious issues, which is fair.

[Hentor the Barbarian]

87% Green Party, 84% Democrats, 13% Republicans.

[Lancia]

80% Obama, 74% Stein, 54% Romney.

The Romney bit surprises the hell out of me. Says I agree with his domestic policy and domestic issues. I guess I'll have look into just what his stance on these are; wasn't aware they were anything other than the standard party line.

[TriPolar]

Originally Posted by Lancia

80% Obama, 74% Stein, 54% Romney.

The Romney bit surprises the hell out of me. Says I agree with his domestic policy and domestic issues. I guess I'll have look into just what his stance on these are; wasn't aware they were anything other than the standard party line.

I agree with Romney on a lot of things around 50% of the time.

[Wesley Clark]

Nothing surprising, my top 2 candidates were from the Green and socialist parties.

[BobLibDem]

87% who the hell is Jill Stein
83% Obama
79% who the hell is Stuart Alexander
27% Ron Paul (I need a shower)
4% Romney (where did I mess up?)
79% MI voters
72% US voters

[Khadaji]

I was surprised to see that I agree with 84% of american and pa voters.

[The wind of my soul]

Ohh I love these little quizzes! I got Ron Paul 86%, Gary Johnson 82%, Jill Stein 78%, Barack Obama 72%, and Mitt Romney 68%. Oh wait there's more! Jimmy McMillan 60%, Virgil Goode 56%, and Stewart Alexander 52%. And now I'm off to google Virgil Goode and Stewart Alexander.

[XT]

FWIW, here are my results:

Candidates you side with...

81%
Barack Obama

on economic, social, science, immigration, and environmental issues.

70%
Jill Stein

on science, social, and foreign policy issues.

69%
Gary Johnson

on domestic policy, healthcare, and immigration issues.

63%
Mitt Romney

on domestic policy, healthcare, immigration, and environmental issues.

61%
Ron Paul

on domestic policy, healthcare, immigration, and environmental issues.

89%
New Mexico Voters

on social, domestic policy, science, foreign policy, immigration, healthcare, and environmental issues.

86%
American Voters

on social, domestic policy, science, foreign policy, immigration, healthcare, and environmental issues.
Show all candidates
Who you side with by party...

81% Democratic

70% Green

65% Libertarian

63% Republican

[Lanzy]

87% Green Party, 84% Democrats, 7% Republicans.


I think it is rigged, no way do I support Republicans That Much!

[John Mace]

Obama 81%
Paul 80% (how are both of those possible ???)
Johnson 79%
Romney 56%
CA voters 64%
Americans 75%

[MeanOldLady]

Originally Posted by etv78

Barack Obama and Jill Stein.

Yup, tied at 87%.

12% for Jackass Romney, ha!

[Rhodes]

I'm 84% Democratic and 97% Texan.

...wait, what??

[Iggy]

My sub-scores are what is interesting:

I side the most with Mitt Romney on 97% of domestic policy issues.

I side the most with Barack Obama on 96% of social issues.

I side the most with Gary Johnson on 100% of healthcare issues.

[gamerunknown]

Virgil Goode was a Blue Dog Democrat, apparently, pretty big on smoking and guns and not so much on abortion.

[kayaker]

Who the hell is Jill Stein?

[stpauler]

And yet Ron Paul would never get my vote.


89% Ron Paul
on immigration, domestic policy, healthcare, economic, science, and foreign policy issues. more info

84% Jimmy McMillan
on social, domestic policy, immigration, economic, and foreign policy issues. more info

84% Gary Johnson
on domestic policy, healthcare, science, economic, and foreign policy issues. more info

76% Barack Obama
on social, science, and foreign policy issues. more info

70% Jill Stein
on social, foreign policy, and environmental issues. more info

63% Mitt Romney
on immigration, economic, domestic policy, and healthcare issues. more info

58% Virgil Goode
on economic, domestic policy, and immigration issues. more info

51% Stewart Alexander
on social and foreign policy issues. more info

91% Minnesota Voters
on social, domestic policy, foreign policy, economic, and immigration issues. More info

92% American Voters
on social, domestic policy, foreign policy, economic, and immigration issues. More info

[pravnik]

It says I'm 95% in agreement with Barack Obama and 85% in agreement with Texas voters. I'm pretty sure it's impossible to be both of those at the same time.

[Frylock]

Huh. My top three, in order from high to low, are Jill Stein, Stewart Alexander, and Barack Obama.

Who's Stewart Alexander? (goes off to google)

[Really Not All That Bright]

95% Jill Stein/Green. I did not see that coming. I agreed more with Mitt Romney (and much more with Paul) than with Goode.

[Siam Sam]

I side the most with Obama (74%) and the Democrats (74%)

[goonhead]

Jill Stein 95%
Barack Obama 89%
Stewart Alexander 87%
Jimmy McMillan 65%
Gary Johnson 33%
Ron Paul 28%
Virgil Goode 3%
Mitt Romney 1%
Ohio voters 88%
American voters 88%

Question: how can Jimmy McMillan be running for president? The rent couldn't possibly be too damn high throughout the entire country!

[magellan01]

96%-Mitt Romney
on immigration, healthcare, economic, social, domestic policy, foreign policy, and environmental issues.

93%-Ron Paul
on immigration, economic, healthcare, science, domestic policy, and environmental issues.

77%-Gary Johnson
on economic, healthcare, science, and domestic policy issues.

44%-Barack Obama
on science and environmental issues.

46%-California Voters
no major issues.

66%-American Voters
on economic, social, and environmental issues.
Show all candidates

[Jophiel]

Barack Obama 97%
Jill Stein 80%
Stewart Alexander 64% (who?)
Mitt Romney 46%
Ron Paul 39%

Illinois Voters 83%
American Voters 80%


80% with American voters? Obama is sure to win now!

[Invisible Chimp]

88% Obama
83% Stein
79% Alexander
37% Paul
15% Romney
69% Oregon
63% American

[Qin Shi Huangdi]

Very unreliable

Gary Johnson 79%
Ron Paul 74%
Jill Stein 65%
Barack Obama 65%
Mitt Romney 63%
Virgil Goode 30%
Jimmy MacMillan 30%
Stewart Alexander 23%
California Voters 56%
American Voters 58%

[Frylock]

Originally Posted by Qin Shi Huangdi

Very unreliable

Why do you conclude it's unreliable, instead of concluding that you now have something to learn about the candidates near the top of your list?

[Gagundathar]

I'm proud to say I side 89% with Barack Obama.

[Lord Feldon]

Obama - 92%
Alexander - 86%
Stein - 86 %
McMillan - 64%
Johnson - 44%
Paul - 23%
Goode - 6%
Romney - 4%

[Qin Shi Huangdi]

Originally Posted by Frylock

Why do you conclude it's unreliable, instead of concluding that you now have something to learn about the candidates near the top of your list?

Sorry, it'd probably be different if I had weighted the issues.

[septimus]

Barack Obama 94%
Jill Stein %85
Stewart Alexander 66%
Jimmy McMillan 24%
Gary Johnson 21%
Ron Paul 18%
Mitt Romney 7%
Virgil Goode 2%

94% Democratic
85% Green
20% Libertarian
7% Republican

(Those who scored high agreement with Romney: can you post your Virgil Goode scores?)

[Gagundathar]

I was actually rather surprised that I matched up that closely with Mr. Obama.

[enalzi]

In case anyone didn't notice, you can click on each candidates name to see where you matched up.

86 Obama, 30 Romney, but it said I agreed 75% with Romney on science of all things. But the only one we agreed on is "Should the United States increase our space exploration efforts and budget?"

[waterj2]

Jill Stein 94%
Barack Obama 88%
Stewart Alexander 86%
and on down to Mitt Romney 4%

Seems about right.