Then vote for Bernie, and if Hillary wins votefor her at nationals
How hard is that?
The first time I learned about Bernie was when I saw the gaf thread about him 3 weeks ago. What surprised me was that he was actually involved in the civil rights movement. He's also doing a lot for the environment by not bringing out a silly snowball into the discussion. Even then, I still didn't know much about him. It was only after taking the quiz that I started to look into him. He seems like a really genuine person that is very compassionate of others. I really believe he's the one.
Surprised, Hillary is my highest at 77%, followed by Rubio at 73 and Sanders at 70.
I'm kind of proud to not be a part of the 95%+ for any candidate, especially Sanders. I feel like you can only get 95%+ results if you are super ideological, close-minded, or non-pragmatic (or in regards to Sanders, especially naive). But that's just my opinion.
95% Bernie, 85% Clinton.
it's interesting because I do have some conservative stances like pro-life and I favor gun ownership and yet I still lean heavily to the left apparently.
Go Bernie!
I vote for the Conservatives in Norway, and I still got Bernie Sanders as number one (followed by Hillary Clinton and Rand Paul.) Goes to show how far right the center is in the U.S., or maybe how far left it is in Norway.
Same here, conservative on quite a few issues like immigration but I still got 94% Bernie. Wut.
I think this website is rigged in Bernie's favor.
It's not about being petty. Libertarians are all about minimalist government, so their reasoning is that the government shouldn't allocate resources toward that, which they would likely consider wasteful spending.So being petty?
Yeah, I think a salad bowl is definitely a more apt analogue in this case. That isn't to say that I think it's a better model, per se, but melting pot and diversity are opposing concepts, so that Green answer isn't that great, either.True. One of my criminal justice professors always used a salad as a better comparison.
come at me bros...
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Seems to make sense to me. Guess I might consider voting for Bernie in the primaries. Still too soft on illegal immigration though.
99% Ted Cruz. Wow. I can't think of a single thing I agree with him on. Haha.
Dude... wow.
fist bump
I actually chose the opposite of everything I believe in just for the laugh
I'm also a little suspicious about these results, considering that almost every single person got Bernie and a pop up add asks you if you want to support his cause to reduce student debt or something lol.
The party stuff is interesting though.
Oh, definitely! I just wonder if they way they rank questions or something is somehow biased even a little towards himYou can look at the answers the candidates gave in comparison to you.
And it's hardly the sites fault that Bernie is the only politician who gave overall sane answers.![]()
Hillary couldn't vote for DOMA in 1996, she was First Lady at the time, not a senator...TBH, the fact that Hillary voted for DOMA in 1996 and Bernie voted against it is all I need to know w/ respect to who I'd rather support.
Hillary couldn't vote for DOMA in 1996, she was First Lady at the time, not a senator...
99% Ted Cruz. Wow. I can't think of a single thing I agree with him on. Haha.
Seems about right, in terms of my political beliefs.
http://www.isidewith.com/elections/2016-presidential/1055633533