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[Associate Justice PiT]

Enterpriser
Based on your answers to the questionnaire, you most closely resemble survey respondents within the Enterpriser typology group. This does not mean that you necessarily fit every group characteristic or agree with the group on all issues.

Enterprisers represent 9 percent of the American public, and 10 percent of registered voters.

Basic Description
As in previous studies conducted in 1987, 1994 and 1999, this extremely partisan Republican group’s politics are driven by a belief in the free enterprise system and social values that reflect a conservative agenda. Enterprisers are also the strongest backers of an assertive foreign policy, which includes nearly unanimous support for the war in Iraq and strong support for such anti-terrorism efforts as the Patriot Act.

Defining Values
Assertive on foreign policy and patriotic; anti-regulation and pro-business; very little support for government help to the poor; strong belief that individuals are responsible for their own well being. Conservative on social issues such as gay marriage, but not much more religious than the nation as a whole. Very satisfied with personal financial situation.

Who They Are
Predominantly white (91%), male (76%) and financially well-off (62% have household incomes of at least $50,000, compared with 40% nationwide). Nearly half (46%) have a college degree, and 77% are married. Nearly a quarter (23%) are themselves military veterans. Only 10% are under age 30.

Lifestyle Notes
59% report having a gun in their homes; 53% trade stocks and bonds in the stock market, and 30% are small business owners – all of which are the highest percentages among typology groups. 48% attend church weekly; 36% attend bible study or prayer group meetings.

2004 Election
Bush 92%, Kerry 1%. Bush’s most reliable supporters (just 4% of Enterprisers did not vote)

Party ID
81% Republican, 18% Independent/No Preference, 1% Democrat (98% Rep/LeanRep)

Media Use
Enterprisers follow news about government and politics more closely than any other group, and exhibit the most knowledge about world affairs. The Fox News Channel is their primary source of news (46% cite it as a main source) followed by newspapers (42%) radio (31%) and the internet (26%).

     Pretty good, though the overwhelming majority of people I know in this category are pro-gay rights.

[Mint]

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Damn, guess I really have changed a lot the last year.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

http://glassbooth.org/quiz/results/2043649/b8c2f39715556f6542a5540bb4e3d24a
Barack Obama 80%
Cynthia McKinney 65%
Ralph Nader 65%

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Political compass (http://www.politicalcompass.org/test):

Economic: 5.25
Social: 1.23

I almost matched up perfectly with Angela Merkel

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

http://www.vajoe.com/candidate_calculator.html

Chuck Baldwin (Constitution)
71.70% match

Your Other Top Matches
John McCain (Republican) - 67.92%
Bob Barr (Libertarian) - 56.60%

Middle of the Pack
Barack Obama (Democrat) - 39.62%
Cynthia McKinney (Green Party) - 16.98%

Bottom of the Barrel
Ralph Nader (Independant) - 9.43%

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I haven't done it in a while, so I did the candidate calculator again:

Your Top Match
Chuck Baldwin (Constitution)
57.78% match

Your Other Top Matches
John McCain (Republican) - 55.56%
Bob Barr (Libertarian) - 53.33%

Middle of the Pack
Ralph Nader (Independant) - 33.33%
Cynthia McKinney (Green Party) - 24.44%

Bottom of the Barrel
Barack Obama (Democrat) - 18.89%

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Your Top Match
Ralph Nader (Independant)
69.40% match

Your Other Top Matches
Barack Obama (Democrat) - 58.96%
Cynthia McKinney (Green Party) - 51.49%

Middle of the Pack
Chuck Baldwin (Constitution) - 43.28%
Bob Barr (Libertarian) - 38.06%

Bottom of the Barrel
John McCain (Republican) - 34.33%

[Mint]

Vajoe results:

Your Top Match
Chuck Baldwin (Constitution)
66.67% match

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Chuck Baldwin (Constitution)
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Your Other Top Matches
Bob Barr (Libertarian) - 54.55%
John McCain (Republican) - 51.52%

Middle of the Pack
Ralph Nader (Independant) - 39.39%
Barack Obama (Democrat) - 30.30%

Bottom of the Barrel
Cynthia McKinney (Green Party) - 24.24%

[Mint]

Your Top Match
Ralph Nader (Independant) - 59.46%

lol

[The Populist]

Your Top Match
Chuck Baldwin (Constitution)
63.64% match

Your Other Top Matches
Ralph Nader (Independant) - 54.55%
Bob Barr (Libertarian) - 50.00%

Middle of the Pack
Barack Obama (Democrat) - 45.45%
John McCain (Republican) - 45.45%

Bottom of the Barrel
Cynthia McKinney (Green Party) - 40.91%

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Poltical Brew

On Non-Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Moderate Liberal (21).
On Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Moderate Liberal (28).

Typology

Liberal
Based on your answers to the questionnaire, you most closely resemble survey respondents within the Liberal typology group. This does not mean that you necessarily fit every group characteristic or agree with the group on all issues.

Liberals represent 17 percent of the American public, and 19 percent of registered voters.

Basic Description
This group has nearly doubled in proportion since 1999, Liberals now comprise the largest share of Democrats and is the single largest of the nine Typology groups. They are the most opposed to an assertive foreign policy, the most secular, and take the most liberal views on social issues such as homosexuality, abortion, and censorship. They differ from other Democratic groups in that they are strongly pro-environment and pro-immigration, issues which are more controversial among Conservative and Disadvantaged Democrats.

Defining Values
Strongest preference for diplomacy over use of military force. Pro-choice, supportive of gay marriage and strongly favor environmental protection. Low participation in religious activities. Most sympathetic of any group to immigrants as well as labor unions, and most opposed to the anti-terrorism Patriot Act.

Who They Are
Most (62%) identify themselves as liberal. Predominantly white (83%), most highly educated group (49% have a college degree or more), and youngest group after Bystanders. Least religious group in typology: 43% report they seldom or never attend religious services; nearly a quarter (22%) are seculars. More than one-third never married (36%). Largest group residing in urban areas (42%) and in the western half the country (34%). Wealthiest Democratic group (41% earn at least $75,000).

Lifestyle Notes
Largest group to have been born (or whose parents were born) outside of the U.S. or Canada (20%). Least likely to report having a gun at home (23%) or attending bible study or prayer group meetings (13%).

2004 Election
Bush 2%, Kerry 81%

Party ID
59% Democrat; 40% Independent/No Preference, 1% Republican (92% Dem/Lean Dem)

Media Use
Liberals are second only to Enterprisers in following news about government and public affairs most of the time (60%). Liberals’ use of the internet to get news is the highest among all groups (37%).



Moral Politics

System: Socialism
Ideology: Social Democratism
Party: No match.
Presidents: Jimmy Carter
04' Election: David Cobb
08' Election: Barrack Obama


Could You Pass the US Citizenship Test?
You Passed the US Citizenship Test 
 
Congratulations - you got 10 out of 10 correct! 




How Liberal Or Conservative Are You?
Your Political Profile: 
 
Overall: 25% Conservative, 75% Liberal

Social Issues: 0% Conservative, 100% Liberal

Personal Responsibility: 25% Conservative, 75% Liberal

Fiscal Issues: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal

Ethics: 0% Conservative, 100% Liberal

Defense and Crime: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal 

[dunn]

YOUR SCORE

Your scored -2.5 on Moral Order and 1.5 on Moral Rules.



The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

System: Socialism
Ideology: Social Democratism
Party: No match.
Presidents: Jimmy Carter (sh**t)
04' Election: John Kerry, David Cobb
08' Election: Barrack Obama



Of the 504,831 respondents (6,921 on Facebook):

7% are close to you.
53% are more conservative.
15% are more liberal.
16% are more socialist.
14% are more authoritarian



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Barack Obama (Democrat)
90.00% match


You are number 296,087 to use the Candidate Calculator.
 

Your Other Top Matches
Ralph Nader (Independant) - 85.00%
Cynthia McKinney (Green Party) - 65.00%



Middle of the Pack
John McCain (Republican) - 40.00%
Bob Barr (Libertarian) - 25.00%



Bottom of the Barrel
Chuck Baldwin (Constitution) - 20.00%


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Your results:
On Non-Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Moderate Liberal (25).
On Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Strong Liberal (6).

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

John McCain (Republican)
60.87% match

You are number 296,155 to use the Candidate Calculator.


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Your Other Top Matches

Barack Obama (Democrat) - 52.17%
Chuck Baldwin (Constitution) - 52.17%

Middle of the Pack

Bob Barr (Libertarian) - 47.83%
Ralph Nader (Independant) - 43.48%

Bottom of the Barrel

Cynthia McKinney (Green Party) - 39.13%

[MK]

Took the political gauge test.

On Non-Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Centrist (57).
On Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Strong Liberal (14).

fair enough for me.

[Governor PiT]

Baldwin's a racist loon.

Care to back that up?

 


My Results:

1.Chuck Baldwin
2.Bob Barr
3.Cynthia McKinney
4.John McCain
5.Ralph Nader
6.Barak Obama

[CARLHAYDEN]

Here's a Civics test from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute:

http://www.americancivicliteracy.org/resources/quiz.aspx

I got 96.97% (32 of 33) correct.

Disagree with them on question 33.

Take it and post your results/opinions.

Oh, and there's an article about it at the Washington Post about how badly the American public did on the test.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/11/25/AR2008112502104_pf.html

[Governor PiT]

Here's a Civics test from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute:

http://www.americancivicliteracy.org/resources/quiz.aspx

I got 96.97% (32 of 33) correct.

Disagree with them on question 33.

Take it and post your results/opinions.

Oh, and there's an article about it at the Washington Post about how badly the American public did on the test.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/11/25/AR2008112502104_pf.html

My results:

You answered 28 out of 33 correctly — 84.85 %

Average score for this quiz during November: 78.0%
Average score: 78.0%

[Хahar 🤔]

27 out of 33. I got all the questions that weren't epic fail right.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     32/33. I got really lucky considering the volume of economics questions. Also, the Sputnik question had no business being there, though it was easy anyway.

[The Populist]

http://franz.org/quiz.htm
10 (Hillary Rodham Clinton)

http://www.adaction.org/pages/publications/voting-records.php
I received a 90 out of 100, 2% more conservative than House Democrats, and 3% more liberal than Senate Democrats.

[Matt Damon™]

http://www.orgburo.com/pofoquiz/pofo.php


Overall, the PoliticsForum quiz considers you an individually-orientated, materialist, small-government, nationalist, protectionist, non-absolutist, kind of person, who doesn't sound like a Marxist.

These characteristics would put you in the overall category of borderline nationalist. Your natural home at PoliticsForum would be the Nationalism area.

Below, on this page, is an analysis of the (up to) eight categories that you were sorted into above, and an explanation of how you scored on the eight scales used to determine these categorisations.

The pages following this one show the breakdown of results for all participants on each question. You can freely navigate through the pages by using the hyperlinks in the top right of each page.

 
     
Individual vs Social

"The individualist believes that society works best through a focus on individual rights, freedoms, actions and responsibilities. The social thinker believes that the ideal state should focus more upon collective action and take a social approach to rights and responsibilities."
   
          
Individual
      
Social
          
     

You scored 34 out of 100 on a scale of Individual vs Social. This means that politically you are less likely to value the need for group actions and group benefit over individual enterprise and benefit.

    * 13% of test takers were more individual than you.
    * 86% of test takers were more social than you.

   

     
Theist vs Materialist

"The materialist believes that all objective criteria to influence politics can be reasonably derived without recourse to the divine or the spiritual. The theist believes that spiritual beliefs are important and should influence government policy."
   
          
Theist
      
Materialist
          
     

You scored 68 out of 100 on a scale of Theist vs Materialist. This means that politically you are more likely to believe that religion and spirituality are superstitions that should not inform political debate.

    * 62% of test takers were more theist than you.
    * 36% of test takers were more materialist than you.

   

     
Big Government vs Small Government

"The big government advocate believes that governments should be responsible for regulating a wide array of social practices, even what might be considered personal decisions such as abortion, euthanasia, children's education and births. A small government advocate thinks that, wherever possible, these issues should be up to individuals or companies to direct."
   
          
Big Gov
      
Small Gov
          
     

You scored 90 out of 100 on a scale of Big Government vs Small Government. This means that politically you are more likely to believe that government should keep out of legislating social policies, leaving such decisions to individuals.

    * 96% of test takers were more big government than you.
    * 3% of test takers were more small government than you.

   

     
Nationalist vs Internationalist

"The nationalist believes in the sovereign rule of nation states, particularly his or her own. The internationalist believes that there should be more important international fora and perhaps, ultimately, international government."
   
          
National
      
International
          
     

You scored 26 out of 100 on a scale of Nationalist vs Internationalist. This means that politically you are less likely to favour international bodies over national ones.

    * 7% of test takers were more nationalist than you.
    * 92% of test takers were more internationalist than you.

   

     
Protectionist vs Free Trader

"The protectionist believes in barriers against free trade most probably due to a belief that this is in his or her country's interests. The free trader rejects such notions, believing that the system ultimately suffers when tariffs, subsidies and other obstacles to free trade persist."
   
          
Protection
      
Free-Trade
          
     

You scored 30 out of 100 on a scale of Protectionist vs Free Trader. This means that politically you are less likely to favour free trade over protectionist policies.

    * 16% of test takers were more protectionist than you.
    * 83% of test takers were more pro free trade than you.

   

     
Absolutist vs Non-Absolutist

"The absolutist believes that either a divine presence or scientific laws provide absolute truths about the world, which can and should be applied in practise. The non-absolutist may be either a relativist, or simply someone who is more pragmatic."
   
          
Absolute
      
Non-Absolute
          
     

You scored 79 out of 100 on a scale of Absolutist vs Non Absolutist. This means that politically you are less likely to believe that there is an absolute truth that may guide your ideological beliefs.

    * 99% of test takers were more absolutist than you.
    * 1% of test takers were more non-absolutist than you.

   

     
Controlled Market vs Liberal Market

"Both of these categories assume a capitalist system. Assuming this system, the controlled market believer holds that government should intervene in regulating a nation's economy: wage laws, environmental standards, privatised industries and workplace relations policy. A liberal market thinker believes that such regulation is unnecessary and often counter-productive."
   
          
Controlled
      
Liberal
          
     

You scored 48 out of 100 on a scale of Controlled Market vs Liberal Market. This means that politically you are neither more nor less likely to believe that there is need for government regulation of industry.

    * 65% of test takers were more controlled market thinkers than you.
    * 33% of test takers were more liberal market thinkers than you.

   

     
Marxist vs Non-Marxist

"This scale purports to show to what extent you follow the thought and teachings of Marx. Marxists tend to be scientific, materialist and revolutionary, believe in class struggle and the laws of historical and dialectic materialism."
   
          
Marxist
      
Non-Marxist
          
     

You scored 73 out of 100 on a scale of Marxist vs Non-Marxist. This means that politically you are less likely to follow the philosophies of Marx.

    * 95% of test takers were more Marxist than you.
    * 4% of test takers were more non-Marxist than you.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

http://www.orgburo.com/pofoquiz/poforesults.php
Overall, the PoliticsForum quiz considers you a theist, protectionist, controlled-market kind of person.

These characteristics would put you in the overall category of social conservative protectionist. Your natural home at PoliticsForum would be the Conservatism area.

Below, on this page, is an analysis of the (up to) eight categories that you were sorted into above, and an explanation of how you scored on the eight scales used to determine these categorisations.

The pages following this one show the breakdown of results for all participants on each question. You can freely navigate through the pages by using the hyperlinks in the top right of each page.

 

 
Individual vs Social
"The individualist believes that society works best through a focus on individual rights, freedoms, actions and responsibilities. The social thinker believes that the ideal state should focus more upon collective action and take a social approach to rights and responsibilities."
   
     
Individual  Social
     
  You scored 41 out of 100 on a scale of Individual vs Social. This means that politically you are neither more nor less likely to value the need for group actions and group benefit over individual enterprise and benefit.

21% of test takers were more individual than you.
77% of test takers were more social than you.
   

 
Theist vs Materialist
"The materialist believes that all objective criteria to influence politics can be reasonably derived without recourse to the divine or the spiritual. The theist believes that spiritual beliefs are important and should influence government policy."
   
     
Theist  Materialist
     
  You scored 29 out of 100 on a scale of Theist vs Materialist. This means that politically you are less likely to believe that religion and spirituality are superstitions that should not inform political debate.

11% of test takers were more theist than you.
88% of test takers were more materialist than you.
   
 

 
Big Government vs Small Government
"The big government advocate believes that governments should be responsible for regulating a wide array of social practices, even what might be considered personal decisions such as abortion, euthanasia, children's education and births. A small government advocate thinks that, wherever possible, these issues should be up to individuals or companies to direct."
   
     
Big Gov  Small Gov
     
  You scored 58 out of 100 on a scale of Big Government vs Small Government. This means that politically you are neither more nor less likely to believe that government should keep out of legislating social policies, leaving such decisions to individuals.

50% of test takers were more big government than you.
48% of test takers were more small government than you.
   

 
Nationalist vs Internationalist
"The nationalist believes in the sovereign rule of nation states, particularly his or her own. The internationalist believes that there should be more important international fora and perhaps, ultimately, international government."
   
     
National  International
     
  You scored 53 out of 100 on a scale of Nationalist vs Internationalist. This means that politically you are neither more nor less likely to favour international bodies over national ones.

40% of test takers were more nationalist than you.
58% of test takers were more internationalist than you.
   

 
Protectionist vs Free Trader
"The protectionist believes in barriers against free trade most probably due to a belief that this is in his or her country's interests. The free trader rejects such notions, believing that the system ultimately suffers when tariffs, subsidies and other obstacles to free trade persist."
   
     
Protection  Free-Trade
     
  You scored 0 out of 100 on a scale of Protectionist vs Free Trader. This means that politically you are less likely to favour free trade over protectionist policies.

0% of test takers were more protectionist than you.
99% of test takers were more pro free trade than you.
   

 
Absolutist vs Non-Absolutist
"The absolutist believes that either a divine presence or scientific laws provide absolute truths about the world, which can and should be applied in practise. The non-absolutist may be either a relativist, or simply someone who is more pragmatic."
   
     
Absolute  Non-Absolute
     
  You scored 52 out of 100 on a scale of Absolutist vs Non Absolutist. This means that politically you are neither more nor less likely to believe that there is an absolute truth that may guide your ideological beliefs.

31% of test takers were more absolutist than you.
65% of test takers were more non-absolutist than you.
   

 
Controlled Market vs Liberal Market
"Both of these categories assume a capitalist system. Assuming this system, the controlled market believer holds that government should intervene in regulating a nation's economy: wage laws, environmental standards, privatised industries and workplace relations policy. A liberal market thinker believes that such regulation is unnecessary and often counter-productive."
   
     
Controlled  Liberal
     
  You scored 8 out of 100 on a scale of Controlled Market vs Liberal Market. This means that politically you are more likely to believe that there is need for government regulation of industry.

4% of test takers were more controlled market thinkers than you.
95% of test takers were more liberal market thinkers than you.
   

 
Marxist vs Non-Marxist
"This scale purports to show to what extent you follow the thought and teachings of Marx. Marxists tend to be scientific, materialist and revolutionary, believe in class struggle and the laws of historical and dialectic materialism."
   
     
Marxist  Non-Marxist
     
  You scored 51 out of 100 on a scale of Marxist vs Non-Marxist. This means that politically you are neither more nor less likely to follow the philosophies of Marx.

58% of test takers were more Marxist than you.
39% of test takers were more non-Marxist than you.

[Josh/Devilman88]

Overall, the PoliticsForum quiz considers you a socially-orientated, theist, protectionist, non-absolutist, kind of person.

These characteristics would put you in the overall category of uncategorisable theist. Your natural home at PoliticsForum would be the Morals & Ethics area.

Below, on this page, is an analysis of the (up to) eight categories that you were sorted into above, and an explanation of how you scored on the eight scales used to determine these categorisations.

The pages following this one show the breakdown of results for all participants on each question. You can freely navigate through the pages by using the hyperlinks in the top right of each page.

 

 
Individual vs Social
"The individualist believes that society works best through a focus on individual rights, freedoms, actions and responsibilities. The social thinker believes that the ideal state should focus more upon collective action and take a social approach to rights and responsibilities."
   
     
Individual  Social
     
  You scored 61 out of 100 on a scale of Individual vs Social. This means that politically you are more likely to value the need for group actions and group benefit over individual enterprise and benefit.

65% of test takers were more individual than you.
33% of test takers were more social than you.
   

 
Theist vs Materialist
"The materialist believes that all objective criteria to influence politics can be reasonably derived without recourse to the divine or the spiritual. The theist believes that spiritual beliefs are important and should influence government policy."
   
     
Theist  Materialist
     
  You scored 30 out of 100 on a scale of Theist vs Materialist. This means that politically you are less likely to believe that religion and spirituality are superstitions that should not inform political debate.

12% of test takers were more theist than you.
87% of test takers were more materialist than you.
   
 

 
Big Government vs Small Government
"The big government advocate believes that governments should be responsible for regulating a wide array of social practices, even what might be considered personal decisions such as abortion, euthanasia, children's education and births. A small government advocate thinks that, wherever possible, these issues should be up to individuals or companies to direct."
   
     
Big Gov  Small Gov
     
  You scored 52 out of 100 on a scale of Big Government vs Small Government. This means that politically you are neither more nor less likely to believe that government should keep out of legislating social policies, leaving such decisions to individuals.

35% of test takers were more big government than you.
63% of test takers were more small government than you.
   

 
Nationalist vs Internationalist
"The nationalist believes in the sovereign rule of nation states, particularly his or her own. The internationalist believes that there should be more important international fora and perhaps, ultimately, international government."
   
     
National  International
     
  You scored 42 out of 100 on a scale of Nationalist vs Internationalist. This means that politically you are neither more nor less likely to favour international bodies over national ones.

22% of test takers were more nationalist than you.
77% of test takers were more internationalist than you.
   

 
Protectionist vs Free Trader
"The protectionist believes in barriers against free trade most probably due to a belief that this is in his or her country's interests. The free trader rejects such notions, believing that the system ultimately suffers when tariffs, subsidies and other obstacles to free trade persist."
   
     
Protection  Free-Trade
     
  You scored 22 out of 100 on a scale of Protectionist vs Free Trader. This means that politically you are less likely to favour free trade over protectionist policies.

9% of test takers were more protectionist than you.
90% of test takers were more pro free trade than you.
   

 
Absolutist vs Non-Absolutist
"The absolutist believes that either a divine presence or scientific laws provide absolute truths about the world, which can and should be applied in practise. The non-absolutist may be either a relativist, or simply someone who is more pragmatic."
   
     
Absolute  Non-Absolute
     
  You scored 65 out of 100 on a scale of Absolutist vs Non Absolutist. This means that politically you are less likely to believe that there is an absolute truth that may guide your ideological beliefs.

78% of test takers were more absolutist than you.
19% of test takers were more non-absolutist than you.
   

 
Controlled Market vs Liberal Market
"Both of these categories assume a capitalist system. Assuming this system, the controlled market believer holds that government should intervene in regulating a nation's economy: wage laws, environmental standards, privatised industries and workplace relations policy. A liberal market thinker believes that such regulation is unnecessary and often counter-productive."
   
     
Controlled  Liberal
     
  You scored 41 out of 100 on a scale of Controlled Market vs Liberal Market. This means that politically you are neither more nor less likely to believe that there is need for government regulation of industry.

53% of test takers were more controlled market thinkers than you.
45% of test takers were more liberal market thinkers than you.
   

 
Marxist vs Non-Marxist
"This scale purports to show to what extent you follow the thought and teachings of Marx. Marxists tend to be scientific, materialist and revolutionary, believe in class struggle and the laws of historical and dialectic materialism."
   
     
Marxist  Non-Marxist
     
  You scored 46 out of 100 on a scale of Marxist vs Non-Marxist. This means that politically you are neither more nor less likely to follow the philosophies of Marx.

44% of test takers were more Marxist than you.
54% of test takers were more non-Marxist 

[Mint]

I had a good laugh at this:

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[Kaine for Senate '18]

Conservative Democrat
Based on your answers to the questionnaire, you most closely resemble survey respondents within the Conservative Democrat typology group. This does not mean that you necessarily fit every group characteristic or agree with the group on all issues.

Conservative Democrats represent 14 percent of the American public, and 15 percent of registered voters.

Basic Description
Conservative Democrats’ religious orientation and conservative views on many social and political issues set this group apart from the other Democratic-leaning groups, Liberals and Disadvantaged Democrats. Conservative Democrats’ views are moderate with respect to key policy issues such as foreign policy, regulation of the environment and the role of government in providing a social safety net. Their neutrality on assistance to the poor is linked, at least in part, to their belief in personal responsibility.

Defining Values
Less extreme on moral beliefs than core Republican groups, but most oppose gay marriage and the acceptance of homosexuality, and support a more active role for government in protecting morality. No more conservative than the national average on other social issues such as abortion and stem-cell research. Most oppose the war in Iraq, but views of America’s overall foreign policy are mixed and they are less opposed to Bush’s assertive stance than are other Democratic groups.

Who They Are
Older women and blacks make up a sizeable proportion of this group (27% and 30%, respectively). Somewhat less educated and poorer than the nation overall. Allegiance to the Democratic Party is quite strong (51% describe themselves as “strong” Democrats) but fully 85% describe themselves as either conservative or moderate ideologically.

Lifestyle Notes
46% attend church at least once a week, 44% attend Bible study or prayer group meetings, a third (34%) have a gun in their house.

2004 Election
Bush 14%, Kerry 65%.

Party ID
89% Democrat, 11% Independent/No Preference, 0% Republican,(98% Dem/Lean Dem)

Media Use
Emphasis on traditional providers as main news sources: newspapers (50%) and network TV news (42%).

Note: All descriptions and percentages are based on the national sample of adults surveyed by telephone in December.