I got “Leftward Progressive”, which certainly sounds right. Apparently I am a zebra, though, since the summary describes that group as being “young, very online, and religiously unaffiliated”, of which I am none. Also, we apparently “want more political parties in the US”, which I do not and which wasn’t mentioned in any of the questions. But I am all about economic populism and an expanded social safety net.
Me too, this time. And I like the questions a lot more. Some of the same complaints I made earlier in this thread, and my suggestions on how to fix them, seem to have been implemented almost exactly as I suggested. Of course, it was just common sense, I was complaining about an obviously bad methodology, so I’m not too surprised they changed it this way.
I’m a bit surprised to be a “Leftward Progressive” though. It seems like it’s the most extreme left position on their chart, if I’m reading that right, and I don’t see myself that way at all. But when I go through how I answered the questions compared to others who are given that label, it seems like I’m in agreement except on economic issues, where I am apparently very different. And, yeah, I guess that’s accurate; I’m pretty progressive for most issues except economic issues.
“Unconventional Right.”
I guess I can’t really argue with that.
“Loyal Liberal” which is a bit laughable. My “deep allegiance to the Democratic Party” is so deep I’m an independent.
But I’ll agree that I want a strong safety net and international alliances with Western democracies.