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[thegreekdog]

This is a pretty interesting website that shows you who you most identify with from those who are running for president.

Top 6 - all Libertarian Party candidates, none of which you all know other than perhaps Gary Johnson
#7 - Bernie Sanders (!) - 78% (apparently because of foreign policy, immigration, criminal, science and electoral issues)
#8 - Jill Stein (Green Party) - 77%
#9 - Hillary Clinton - 71%
#10 - Ted Cruz - 66%
#11 - John Kasich - 59%
#12 - Donald Trump - 57%

So apparently, unless I vote for a third party candidate (which I will), I should be voting for the Democratic Party candidate. Who knew?

[Serbia]

My top five were also Libertarian candidates, with Austin Petersen #1 at 90%. Johnson #3 at 86%.
#T6 - Donald Trump - 74%
#T6 - Ted Cruz - 74%
#8 - Bernie Sanders - 72%
#9 - Hillary Clinton - 63%
#10 - Jill Stein - 62%
#11 - John Kasich - 61%

I'm also likely to vote Libertarian. I expect Hillary to win my state (Michigan) regardless.

[mrswdk]

I get the impression that all of these questions and answers are basically mimicking statements made by presidential candidates (e.g. should Muslims be banned from entering the US?). Which makes me wonder: all the stuff about drone assassinations, Israel, abortion, guns etc. tallies with what I already know about American politics, but the questions about whether America should exit the UN and whether it should attack North Korea? Are there seriously many people in the US advocating either of those things?

In any case, I got：

#1 Bernie Sanders - 96%
#2 Hillary Clinton - 94%
#3 Marc Allen Feldman - 89%
#4-8 the other independents and that Green party woman
#9 Ted Cruz - 52%
#10 Donald Trump - 34%
#11 John Kasich - 28%

[waauw]

Some of these questions wtf! "Should the US remain in the United Nations?" Seriously? There are people who are against it?

My results:
1. Bernie Sanders 86%
2. Hillary Clinton 79%
3. Jill Stein 78%
4.-7. Libertarians
8. Donald Trump 65%
9. Darryl Perry 59%
10. Ted Cruz 58%
11. John Kasich 52%

Glad to have Bernie Sanders first, and it occurs to me this must be a pretty typical european result. Democrats and Green woman on top. Extreme republicans on bottom.

[AndyDufresne]

1 science question? Junk.

Anyways, Democrats were top, followed by Libertarians in the 70%'s, followed by Republicans much further down. Not much surprise.


--Andy

[notyou2]

This is a pretty interesting website that shows you who you most identify with from those who are running for president.

Top 6 - all Libertarian Party candidates, none of which you all know other than perhaps Gary Johnson
#7 - Bernie Sanders (!) - 78% (apparently because of foreign policy, immigration, criminal, science and electoral issues)
#8 - Jill Stein (Green Party) - 77%
#9 - Hillary Clinton - 71%
#10 - Ted Cruz - 66%
#11 - John Kasich - 59%
#12 - Donald Trump - 57%

So apparently, unless I vote for a third party candidate (which I will), I should be voting for the Democratic Party candidate. Who knew?

I knew that about you.

[notyou2]

Sanders 96%
Stein 93%
Clinton 91%
McAfee 72%
Feldman 68%

[riskllama]

This is a pretty interesting website that shows you who you most identify with from those who are running for president.

Top 6 - all Libertarian Party candidates, none of which you all know other than perhaps Gary Johnson
#7 - Bernie Sanders (!) - 78% (apparently because of foreign policy, immigration, criminal, science and electoral issues)
#8 - Jill Stein (Green Party) - 77%
#9 - Hillary Clinton - 71%
#10 - Ted Cruz - 66%
#11 - John Kasich - 59%
#12 - Donald Trump - 57%

So apparently, unless I vote for a third party candidate (which I will), I should be voting for the Democratic Party candidate. Who knew?

I knew that about you.

yeah, that's where the smart $$$ is.

[waauw]