SuperAngelo64
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The fact I only have a 68% with my 'top' candidates proves I'm not gonna be happy with any outcome.
Lame.
Lame.
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Maybe if all the damn people who side with Bernie actually voted for him he'd stand a damn chance man damn.
Brianimaniac
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He's running as a Democrat, though. He won't make it through the primaries and he'll resign and throw his support behind Clinton when she gets the nomination.
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THE POWER OF BUTTERSCOTCH BOTTOMS
I didn't know the future was in stone
zer0blivion
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http://www.isidewith.com/elections/2016-presidential/1106586695
I'd vote Bernie of I was a US citizen. Is there a similar site for Canadians?
I'd vote Bernie of I was a US citizen. Is there a similar site for Canadians?
Well if everyone believes that then he'll have no chance. I say just throw him a vote if you agree with him over Hilary. Then if he loses then by all means vote Hilary.
I'm not from the US so my results are not even interesting but what ever. I went pretty harshly against illegal immigration since I don't know much about the pros of it. All I know is that as an idea illegal immigration sounds shitty but I guess you guys need them to run the country or something.
HardDrive28
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I'm Australian and I knew I would favor the Democrats but Donald Trump surprised me. lol
Bernie Sanders 85%
Hillary Clinton 79%
Donald Trump 61%
Rick Santorum 59%
Rand Paul 55%
Bernie Sanders 85%
Hillary Clinton 79%
Donald Trump 61%
Rick Santorum 59%
Rand Paul 55%
This.
PhoenixDark
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Brianimaniac
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Obviously. I was talking about the general election when I said I would end up voting for Hillary because that's who's realistically going to make it to that point.
Rhomega Beta
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Bernie Sanders: 90%
Hilary Clinton: 74%
Rand Paul: 58%
Martin O'Malley: 54%
Ted Cruz: 44%
Ben Carson: 37%
Carly Fiorina: 34%
Donald Trump: 28%
Scott Walker: 21%
Hilary Clinton: 74%
Rand Paul: 58%
Martin O'Malley: 54%
Ted Cruz: 44%
Ben Carson: 37%
Carly Fiorina: 34%
Donald Trump: 28%
Scott Walker: 21%
Poltergust
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Got Bernie at 96%, with Hillary close behind at 88%. It says I'm extremely left-wing, but balanced between libertarian and authoritarian.
No Republican candidate got over 30% lol.
No Republican candidate got over 30% lol.
Septimus Prime
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I'm not a registered Democrat, so I don't get to vote in primaries. So unless Bernie makes it out of there, it's going to be a vote for Hillary in the general.
Giant Panda
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I'm calling bullshit on some of their answers. It said I sided with Trump on immigration issues when I supported a path to citizenship. Maybe they haven't updated it to take into account that he's a fucking racist.
Top 5:
Top 5:
neogaffer1
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I'm not from the US so my results are not even interesting but what ever. I went pretty harshly against illegal immigration since I don't know much about the pros of it. All I know is that as an idea illegal immigration sounds shitty but I guess you guys need them to run the country or something.
The thing about illegal immigration in the US is that the US image in many third and second world countries is one of great prosperity where everybody's rich. As a result we get a bunch of people who try to get in the US any way possible, and as most of the legal routes are literally backlogged by years (I've heard several lines are like 17 years long) many come across illegally. Most illegal immigrants struggle immensely to make a living, and when you dig into the topic you hear a lot of heartbreaking stories--a seven year old boy sent by his parents to escape crime ridden Central America, a father who hasn't seen his children in 10 years but sends them most of the money he makes in the US, stuff like that. I personally believe we should have less restrictive borders, let more people in regardless of their abilities to work in the US (iirc our current system prioritizes those with higher education and more work related skills) and allow those who enter the US a path to citizenship no matter how they entered, but a combination of racism and fear that lower income labor will decrease the number of available jobs already available in the US is what prevents those changes from happening. I'm sure there's also good economic-based arguments that show that illegal immigration is a very bad thing, but the only one I've heard of is that one Heritage Foundation study that willingly ignored any economic benefit from an increased population and focused on how illegal immigrants, if they were to become legal, would increase government spending.
EU fellow here.
I hesitated a lot on the illegal immigrants question, such a delicate topic... on one side i'm cynical and say to send the people back where they come from but on the other side these are just people that want to escape from a very bad life and trying to have a decent future... a future that rich countries can offer.
it's an internal fight of emotions between being extremely cold and look at the problem they can bring and being humanitarian and help other people in difficulty.
If you give me the same questions in two minutes they could be the exact opposite of the ones i gave now.
Why not change your party affiliation?
Septimus Prime
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Regarding illegal immigration, I think the toughest part to swallow about it, personally, is that illegal immigrants are essentially cutting in line to get into the country, while legal immigrants have to end up waiting even longer because of them. Everyone wants a better life; why should you get to push out someone else for yours, though?
That said, however, I'm all for legal protections and non-discriminatory policy for illegals who are already here.
EDIT: In fact, I just did. So there.
That said, however, I'm all for legal protections and non-discriminatory policy for illegals who are already here.
I'm thinking about it, actually. When I registered back in college, I thought myself a Libertarian (small government, socially progressive), but as I get older, I've been recognizing more and more that private corporations cannot be trusted, so we cannot insist on a small government (while politicians are still siphoning off all the money and caving to lobbyists).
EDIT: In fact, I just did. So there.
To Far Away Times
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94% with Bernie. I am apparently a socialist nutcase.
HarryDemeanor
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Bernie it is!
dark_quota
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79% Marco Rubio
78% Rand Paul
75% Mike Huckabee
72% Rick Santorum
78% Rand Paul
75% Mike Huckabee
72% Rick Santorum
rokkerkory
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Bernie in 2nd place with 79%
Good idea, thanks. I was still registered as a Republican with my state. Took 5 minutes to change!
Suikoguy
I whinny my fervor lowly, for his length is not as great as those of the Hylian war stallions
Suikoguy
I whinny my fervor lowly, for his length is not as great as those of the Hylian war stallions
He actually has a shot in General, biggest issue will probably be his age.
Good idea, thanks. I was still registered as a Republican with my state. Took 5 minutes to change!
Here is when you vote if nothing changes.
Tuesday, March 22: Arizona; Utah caucuses
http://www.uspresidentialelectionnews.com/2016-presidential-primary-schedule-calendar/
^tentative for anyone who wants to know when they vote next primary season. none of it is final though. NY is probably in April. KS and CO are March 1 and March 5th possibly.
Brianimaniac
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One reason it really sucks that Elizabeth Warren isn't running.
Indrid Cold
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Canadian here:
Bernie Sanders - 95%
Hillary Clinton - 86%
Martin O'Malley(who?) - 67%
Parties:
Green - 98%
Socialist - 95%
Democrat - 94%
Bernie Sanders - 95%
Hillary Clinton - 86%
Martin O'Malley(who?) - 67%
Parties:
Green - 98%
Socialist - 95%
Democrat - 94%
Suikoguy
I whinny my fervor lowly, for his length is not as great as those of the Hylian war stallions
Warren is doing exactly what she should be doing to one day run for President, get experience, get name recognition and then run.
Good idea, thanks. I was still registered as a Republican with my state. Took 5 minutes to change!
Awesome. I wish I could vote for Bernie.
I'm a Canadian, but I'll do my part in the Canadian election.
Gentleman Jack
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Lol this quiz grossly overstates how anti-entanglement and un-hawklike Hillary's track record has been over the last decade.
SchrodingerC
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EWWW I share over a 50% comparison with Paul, Trump and Pedophile apologist Huckabee.
Otherwise, I'm fine with Sanders.
I think his Socialist views will come under fire from most Tea Party activists but that's a fight I'm ready to get behind.
Bernie is going to have to figure out a way to appeal to moderate conservatives if he wants to become President. Wanting to raise minimum wage and increase corporate tax rates isn't going to make that very easy.
I grew up in a pretty Republican family. Although, they don't really identify with some of the crazier Republicans recently.
It's shocking to see how my views have changed over the years. I'm 94% aligned with Bernie Sanders and 84% with Hilary Clinton. I never would have expected that of me 5 years ago. The lowest for me was Ted Cruz.
It's shocking to see how my views have changed over the years. I'm 94% aligned with Bernie Sanders and 84% with Hilary Clinton. I never would have expected that of me 5 years ago. The lowest for me was Ted Cruz.
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