Members as U.S. Senators

[A18]

Sam Brownback
Republican Sr Senator (KS)

Larry Craig
Republican Sr Senator (ID)

Michael Enzi
Republican Jr Senator (WY)

Don Nickles
Republican Sr Senator (OK)

Robert Bennett
Republican Jr Senator (UT)

Wayne Allard
Republican Jr Senator (CO)

Bill Frist
Republican Sr Senator (TN)

Trent Lott
Republican Jr Senator (MS)

Richard Lugar
Republican Sr Senator (IN)

Mitch McConnell
Republican Sr Senator (KY)

[TeePee4Prez]

Top 10:

1. Inouye
2. Feingold (best social)
3. Kerry
4. Dodd
5. Boxer ()
6. Lautenberg
7. Stabenow (best economically)
8. Wellstone
9. Wyden
10. Leahy (actually got #1 in other test)

Bottom 10:

1. Smith (NH)
2. Roberts
3. Stevens
4. Allen
5. Sessions
6. Nickels
7. Alexander
8. Cornyn
9. Shelby
10. Crapo

Hmm, no Santorum??? I'm amazed.

[TeePee4Prez]

PA House Delegation.  Includes some fromer ones.

From top to bottom

Coyne
Fattah (best socially, I'm stunned)
Hoeffel (2nd economically, surprised not so much socially)
Brady
Borski (best economically, my former Rep. btw)
Klink
Doyle
Mascara
Holden
Kanjorski
Murtha
Greenwood (best R socially)
McDade
Martin
Hart (surprised she's up there this high)
Clinger
Fox
Tim Murphy
Gerlach
Platts
English
Gekas
Goodling
Toomey
Peterson
Weldon
Shuster
Sherwood
Pitts

[Bono]

Sam Brownback
Republican Sr Senator (KS)

Told ya.

[ilikeverin]

1) Paul Wellstone : 73%
2) Barbara Mikulski
2) Paul Sarbanes
2) Chris Dodd
5) Mark Dayton
6) Ted Kennedy
6) Barbara Boxer
6) Jon Corzine
6) Russell Feingold
10) John Kerry
10) Patrick Leahy
10) Carl Levin
10) Daniel Akaka
10) Fritz Hollings
10) Richard Durbin
10) Ron Wyden

Best Economic Match:
Paul Wellstone: 83%
(living=Mikulski or Sarbanes: 79%)

Best Social Match:
John Kerry: 81% ()

Best Rep Match:
Lincoln Chafee: 45%

Worst Matches:
Stevens, Roberts, Crapo

Worst Dem Match:
Zell Miller/John Breaux: 28%

[J-Mann]

Anyone think that I'd be close to Judd Gregg?

[Keystone Phil]

PA House Delegation.  Includes some fromer ones.

From top to bottom

Coyne
Fattah (best socially, I'm stunned)
Hoeffel (2nd economically, surprised not so much socially)
Brady
Borski (best economically, my former Rep. btw)
Klink
Doyle
Mascara
Holden
Kanjorski
Murtha
Greenwood (best R socially)
McDade
Martin
Hart (surprised she's up there this high)
Clinger
Fox
Tim Murphy
Gerlach
Platts
English
Gekas
Goodling
Toomey
Peterson
Weldon
Shuster
Sherwood
Pitts

My PA House Delegation

Phil English
Bill Goodling
George Gekas

(Here is where it starts making sense...kind of)
Joe Pitts
Melissa Hart
Bill Clinger
Pat Toomey
Robert Walker
Don Sherwood
Bud Shuster
Jon Fox
John Peterson
Joe McDade
Curt Weldon
Todd Platts
Tom Martin
Jim Greenwood
Jim Gerlach
Tim Murphy
Frank Mascara
Ron Klink
Tim Holden
John Murtha
Mike Doyle
Bob Borksi
Paul Kanjorski
Bill Coyne
Bob Brady
Chaka Fattah
Joe Hoeffel

My opinion: There is no way English, Goodling and Gekas are my top three. Also, I had no idea who Bill Clinger was. I looked him up and his ACU ratings are in the mid 60s. Best part was they had Clinger between Hart and Toomey. Makes no sense...

I am more of a match with Gerlach than Greenwood and I think I am less like Fattah than Hoeffel.

[Jake]

They really overestimate Stevens' conservatism and underestimate Santorum's. 

[Keystone Phil]

They really overestimate Stevens' conservatism and underestimate Santorum's. 

Exactly. Whatever conservativism Stevens has they blow it up. Many Republican that took part in this has Stevens listed somewhere. I've only seen Santorum listed once and I know there are members closer to Santorum than Stevens.

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Wow, I was right.

Best
Feingold 65%
Durbin 63%
Wellstone  63%
Dodd 60%
Corzine 60%
Leahy 58%
Milkulski 58%
Murray 58%
Sarbanes 58%
Boxer 58%

Worst
Roberts 0%
Stevens 0%
Craig 0%
Nickles 0%
Inhofe 3%
Hutchinson 3%
Warner 3%
McConnell 3%
Thomas 3%
Crapo 3%


I do better in the House
Sanders  78%
Waters 78%
Olver 75%
Filner 75%
Schakowsky 75%
Hinchey 75%
Woolsey 75%
Owens 73%
Payne 73%
Baldwin 73%


Obama 55%
Kerry 53%
Edwards 53%
H. Clinton 53%
Dean 45%
B. Clinton 35%
Gore 33%
Badnarik 28%
Peroutka 18%
Cheney 15%
Bush 3%

[Josh/Devilman88]

   
The Top 

    Elizabeth Dole
 
   Judd Gregg
 
   Lindsey Graham

   Orrin Hatch
   
   Jon Kyl
 
   Richard Shelby
 
   Bob Smith

   Conrad Burns
   
   George Allen

   James Inhofe
 


The Bottom

   Paul Wellstone

   Bill Nelson
   
   Jim Jeffords
   
   Tim Johnson
 
   John Breaux
 
   Blanche Lambert Lincoln

   Kent Conrad

   Lisa Murkowski
   
   Max Baucus

   Mark Pryor

[King]

I got results for both Senators and Political Celebrities

Senators (kind of an odd array of Senators)
1) Olympia Snowe (R)
2) John McCain (R)
3) Jim Bunning (R)
4) Susan Collins (R)
5) Orrin Hatch (R)
6) Kay Bailey Hutchison (R)
7) James Inhofe (R)
Trent Lott (R)
9) Bill Frist (R)
10) Rick Santorum (R)

Politicial Celebrities (this list was just creepy)
1) John McCain (R)
2) George W. Bush (R)
3) Howard Dean (D)
4) Al Gore (D)
5) Elizabeth Dole (R)
6) Bill Clinton (D)
7) Ralph Nader (I)
Pat Buchanan (R)
9) Dan Quayle (R)
10) Ronald Reagan (R)

[Bono]

10 best

Larry Craig
Republican Sr Senator (ID)

James Inhofe
Republican Jr Senator (OK)

 Don Nickles
Republican Sr Senator (OK)

Pat Roberts
Republican Jr Senator (KS)

Craig Thomas
Republican Sr Senator (WY)

Jon Kyl
Republican Jr Senator (AZ)

Saxby Chambliss
Republican Jr Senator; previously Representative (GA-8)

Wayne Allard
Republican Jr Senator (CO)

Conrad Burns
Republican Jr Senator (MT)

John Ensign
Republican Jr Senator (NV)

10 Worse

Worsst:
Mark Dayton
Democratic Jr Senator (MN)

Jon Corzine
Democratic Jr Senator (NJ)

Jean Carnahan
Former Democratic Jr Senator (MO)

Paul Wellstone
Former Democratic Sr Senator (MN)-deceased 2002

Russell Feingold
Democratic Jr Senator (WI)

Maria Cantwell
Democratic Jr Senator (WA)

Hillary Clinton
Democratic Jr Senator (NY)

Fritz Hollings
Democratic Sr Senator (SC)

Daniel Akaka
Democratic Jr Senator (HI)

Bob Graham
FL Sr Senator; Democratic Primary Candidate for President

[Jake]

Peroutka 18%

you bigot

[Keystone Phil]

Senators (kind of an odd array of Senators)

2) John McCain (R)
3) Jim Bunning (R)

Too funny.

[J-Mann]

My top 10 best matches:

Olympia Snowe (R-ME)
John McCain (R-AZ)
Arlen Specter (R-PA)
John Breaux (D-LA)
Lindsey Graham (R-SC)
Rick Santorum (R-PA)
Judd Gregg (R-NH)
Orrin Hatch (R-UT)
Saxby Chambliss (R-GA)
Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX)

[Storebought]

Best Matches (5)
1. Thad Cochran (not quite me; I guess we're both American nationalists)
2. Chuck Grassley (PBrunsel is a better match)
3. Ted Stevens (my best social issues match; economically too pork barrel for my tastes)
4. Mike DeWine (my best economic match; socially way too liberal)
5. Kay Hutchinson (not me; she's pro-abortion)

Worst Matches (5)
Paul Wellstone (deceased), Russ Feingold, Herself, Chris Dodd, Carl Levin, Pat Leahy.

All in all, modern Senators not really reflective of my interests.

[Huckleberry Finn]

Out of academic curiousity, which Senator am I?

You are a VERY moderate Tory who likes Thatcher so I'd say Lincoln Chafee R-RI.

I THOUGHT that I would be Chafee, Specter, McCain or Bayh. Then I took the test and the result was surprising.

My 10 best matches of the 100 Senate incumbents:

1.  Judd Gregg
Republican Jr Senator (NH)

2. John Breaux
Democratic Sr Senator (LA)
 
3. Orrin Hatch
Republican Sr Senator (UT)

4. Arlen Specter
Republican Sr Senator (PA)
 
5. Olympia Snowe
Republican Sr Senator (ME)

6. John Cornyn
Republican Jr Senator (TX)

7. Joseph Lieberman
Democratic Jr Senator (CT)
 
8.  Elizabeth Dole
Republican Jr Senator (NC)

9. Tom Carper
Democratic Jr Senator (DE)
 
10. John Ensign
Republican Jr Senator (NV)

7 Republicans and 3 moderate Democrats.

 
My 10 WORST matches of the 100 Senate incumbents
 
1. Bill Nelson
Democratic Jr Senator (FL)
 
2. Chris Dodd
Democratic Sr Senator (CT) 

3. Maria Cantwell
Democratic Jr Senator (WA)
 
4. John Edwards
Democratic Jr Senator (NC)

5. Charles Schumer
Democratic Sr Senator (NY)
 
6. Richard Durbin
Democratic Sr Senator (IL) 

7. Ted Kennedy
Democratic Sr Senator (MA)

8. Jack Reed
Democratic Sr Senator (RI) 
 
9. Barbara Boxer
Democratic Jr Senator (CA) 
Total 20%   

10. Jon Corzine
Democratic Jr Senator (NJ)


This is the first time when an American political test fits my right wing position here in Finland.

[Keystone Phil]

Out of academic curiousity, which Senator am I?

Then I took the test and the result was surprising.

Many of us were surprised. These political quizzes are inaccurate. King's results showed McCain as his second closest match (a centrist) with Jim Bunning (one of the most conservative members of the Senate) as his third closest match. It doesn't make sense.

[The Dowager Mod]

Feingold 80%
Boxer 75%
Durbin 73%
Dodd 73%
Murray 70%
---------------------
Crapo 0%
Craig 0%
Roberts 0%
Enzi 0%
Allard 0%

[Akno21]

1. Dodd
2. Kerry
3. Mikulski
4. Sarbanes
5. Wellstone
6. Inoyue
7. Murray
8. Feingold
9. Lautenberg
10. Kohl

1. Alexander
2. Santorum
3. Cornyn
4. Domenci
5. Stevens
6. Allard
7. Roberts
8. Smith
9. Bond
10. Crapo

[Huckleberry Finn]

Out of academic curiousity, which Senator am I?

Then I took the test and the result was surprising.

Many of us were surprised. These political quizzes are inaccurate. King's results showed McCain as his second closest match (a centrist) with Jim Bunning (one of the most conservative members of the Senate) as his third closest match. It doesn't make sense.

The test shows positions roughly. Personally I think my result fits my views well. I'm happy with it!

[Keystone Phil]

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Then why did it surprise you? I guess you're just used to having ridiculous results? (In my opinion, these results are just as bad as others.)

[Alcon]

Apparently I should be a big fan of Maryland:

Best
1. Paul Sarbanes (D-MD)
2. Barbara Mikulski (D-MD)
3. Chris Dodd (D-CT)
4. Hebert Kohl (D-WI)
5. Tom Daschle (D-SD)
6. Daniel Inouye (D-HI)
7. Russell Feingold (D-WI)
8. Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ)
9. Patric Leahy (D-VT)
10. Carl Levin (D-MI)

Worst
1. John Warner (R-VA)
2. Saxby Chambliss (R-GA)
3. Pat Roberts (R-KS)
4. Ted Stevens (R-AK)
5. Bob Smith (R-NH)
6. Larry Craig (R-ID)
7. Mike DeWine (R-OH)
8. Don Nickles (R-OK)
9. George Allen (R-VA)
10. Michael Enzi (R-WY)

[TeePee4Prez]

I am more of a match with Gerlach than Greenwood and I think I am less like Fattah than Hoeffel.

Yeah, I would agree with that.  In fact, I would think I was with Greenwood MUCH moreso on social issues than I was with non-Philly metro conservative Democrats like Holden or Murtha.  Fattah was a bit of a surprise for me.  On other tests Hoeffel comes out much better for me, practically to near perfection.  Reading over the positions of our Congressmen, I am more to the right of Brady and Fattah on economic issues, which is about Joe Hoeffel.  Am i ever surprised Toomey wasn't on top for you or on bottom for me.