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Sanders - 94%
Clinton - 76%
O'Malley - 63%
Paul - 39%
Carson - 20%
Walker - 19%
Cruz -18%

For those last four, our common hatred of Common Core and national standardization of education tie us together. And that's all because fuck those guys.
 
Nelo Ice said:
Well no longer part of the problem. Just registered to vote and voting for Bernie.
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Me:

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Subtle said:
But Sanders is running as a Democrat, not a third party?

I don't know man, he's rising in the polls and primaries are still pretty far off
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He is, on both accounts. :)

chaosblade said:
Honestly, Bernie's biggest hurdle is the negativity and pessimism from people who "support" and agree with him. It's early, as his name recognition is increasing so are his poll numbers, but a ton of people are saying "I like him and want him to win... but he doesn't have a chance so I'm not donating/backing Hillary/not voting/etc."
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Yeah, I agree. I've been doing my best to combat that apathy every time I've encountered it.
 
How awesome would President Sanders be?

Not just from a policy point of view, but from the fact that I GUARANTEE you some people in the world would think america have given in to their inner desires and elected KFC to run the country
 
I got 89% with Rand Paul...I still don't see any candidates that stick out to me yet. I'll wait til the debates to decide on who to support.
 
97% - Bernie Sanders
82% - Hillary Clinton
71% - Martin O'Malley
31% - Chris Christie
30% - Rand Paul
18% - Ben Carson
 
I thought harder about it, then retook it and got 90% Bernie, that's more accurate. I also got 81% Green Party and am simply left-wing, which is also very accurate.

But then I got 17% with NeoGAF. What's up with that? That's really weird. Most of you guys are saying you got Bernie, so I guess that means there's a lot of right-wing lurkers. How's it measuring that part, anyway?
 
D15GR4C3D said:
I thought harder about it, then retook it and got 90% Bernie, that's more accurate. I also got 81% Green Party and am simply left-wing, which is also very accurate.

But then I got 17% with NeoGAF. What's up with that? That's really weird. Most of you guys are saying you got Bernie, so I guess that means there's a lot of right-wing lurkers. How's it measuring that part, anyway?
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Probably via referral on clicks on the link in the OP.
 
95% Bernie

Not American, it has me as a left-wing authoritarian whereas I would've thought of myself as left-wing centrist, but the more you know eh.

I also don't know how I can be 95% Bernie when we disagree on 1/3rd of the issues according to the site.
 
Is it all of the Europeans that are pushing the NeoGAF caucus so far to the left, or is this site biased towards Bernie?
 
86% - Hillary
86% - Bernie Sanders
55% - Rand Paul
54% - Lindsey Graham
31% - Ted Cruz


everyone was higher than i could have figured other than Hillary.
 
be sure to click "other stances " to get more specific and "show x more questions" at the bottom of every category. I just took it again doing this and my results changed quite a bit
 
Non-American, did for shits and giggles.

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It would be nice to be able to vote for representation on different issues, rather than voting for a party that carries most of your issues.
 
Another European slanting the NeoGAF poll to the left. 98% Bernie Sanders, 87% Hillary Clinton and 74% Martin O'Malley. I must admit I hadn't heard of Sanders and O'Malley before until now. They haven't really been given a lot of exposure in the international press from what I can tell. How viable are these candidates?
 
Marco Rubio seems to be at the top for me at 93%. Bottom was Martin O'Malley 24%. Hillary was highest Democrat at 46%.

Republicans 95%
Constitution 89%
Libertarian 81%
Democrat 25%
Green 23%
Socialist 17%
 
Sanders 93%
Clinton 82%
O'Malley 66%
Paul 51%
Carson 27%

90% Green
87% Democrat
85% Socialist
62% Libertarians
12% Republicans

Left-wing centrist...seems like an oxymoron lol
 
benjipwns said:
mostly much more libertarian than the GOP except against immigration and abortion and gay marriage

they may be known as the u.s. taxpayers party in your state as that was their original name

The party believes that the United States is a Christian nation founded on the basis of the Bible and that jurisprudence should be restored to what the party claims is its "Biblical foundations".
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Ah, so it's a misnomer.
 
If I was American, this Bernie dude would be my best bet at 84%. Then it'd be Clinton at 76%. Then it's a slew of republicans attracted by my feelings on immigration. Last place went to Carly Fiorina. Seems me and her don't see eye to eye.

I don't actually know anything about these people. I know a bit about Clinton, and I know Santorum is something you don't want under your fingernails. This Sanders dude is news to me though.
 
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Bernie Sanders was first with 88%

Apparently I also agreed with Ted Cruz on immigration issues and with Carly Fiorina on foreign policy questions.
 
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