Political Quiz List. Are you a Quiz Whiz?

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Two quizzes:

#1:
Libertarian Socialist or Left-Libertarian Defender
69% Liberty, 77% Equality, 46% Stability and 50% Power!

Your commitment to both liberty and equality makes you a blend of the Liberal and the Socialist. For you, liberty and equality are two parts of the same condition. Everyone has to be free to pursue their own way-of-life but in order for that to happen everyone must start with a similar basic standard of living. You value liberty, particularly in cultural and personal life. You also value government intervention to promote equity in economic life while still supporting private enterprise.

You are generally opposed to militarism and would rather people settle disputes through diplomacy rather than war, but you aren't averse to defending the weak against oppressors.

Historical ideologies and personages that you may sympathize with are Jeffersonianism, Georgism, Robert Nozick, Immanuel Kant(Founder of Progressivism), Karl Popper, George Soros(Open Society), and some aspects of Sun Yat Sen's ideology.

The Nationstates equivalent is Unibotism.


#2: (It's more of a personality quiz, but it's still fun.)
https://www.americanhistoryusa.com/personality-quiz/us-presidents/

Your match is -- Harry Truman

Harry Truman largely grew up in rural and small-town Missouri. His family struggled financially. He was well-read but had a very rural-tinged accent, outlook, and demeanor. He also had a famously hot temper. He wasn't the most outgoing of people, yet he was affable and very loyal to old friends. He was an early riser and worked very hard throughout his life. Truman understood people very well, forming an immediate distrust of the Soviet Union and Joseph Stalin after World War II and acting accordingly. Truman had a definite taste for whiskey, but not to the extent that it affected his work. He also tended to place people from Missouri in high positions, and some of them abused this trust.

You are also similar to Barack Obama, Chester A. Arthur.

You are least similar to George W. Bush.

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isidewith results:

Clinton 92%
Jill Stein 91%
Gary Johnson 31%
Donald Trump 21%

Tim Kaine 89%
Mike Pence 6%

Green 92%
Democrats 84%
Socialist 78%
Libertarians 20%
Constitution 6%
Republicans 5%

Big Government (50)
Environmentalism (82)
Populism (80)
Regulation (48)
Collectivism (66)
Socialism (92)
Centralization (58)
Isolationism (10)
Keynesian (56)
Protectionism (32)
Tender (70)
Progressive (50)
Privacy (48)
Pacifism (48)
Multiculturalism (60)
Multilateralism (92)

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Overall: 84% Democrat
Role of Government: 83% Democrat
Economy & Jobs: 97% Democrat
Values: 74% Democrat
Defense & Foreign Policy: 72% Democrat
Budget & Taxes: 83% Democrat
Energy & Environment: 96% Democrat
Civil Liberties: 67% Democrat
Immigration: 100% Democrat
Healthcare: 77% Democrat
Education: 88% Democrat

For some issues I was even more left wing than the liberal stance given and for others I had a more complex opinion than could be represented by a slider, so this representation isn't perfect.

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Practical Democrat




You scored 91% economically responsible (liberal), 61% self-destructively free (liberal) and 49% expressively free (moderate).

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Radical: Egalitarian and libertarian, people in this category range from moderate liberal egalitarians to libertarian and democratic socialists. (100%)        
Socialist: Egalitarian, but not particularly libertarian or conservative, people here believe in a strong state to enforce social justice and equality, even at the expense of social order and freedom. (83%)         
Pro-everything: Supports Liberty, Equality, and Order roughly equally, to a great extent.. (80%)         
Communitarian: Conservative and egalitarian, these people put prime value in a paternalistic society which cares for all its members and treats them as equals, but includes an important role for order, tradition, and authority. (62%)         
Liberal: These people tend to be libertarian, but staunchly against ideas of social justice and traditional authority which they feel stifle freedom. (39%)         
Moderate: Not particularly libertarian, egalitarian, or conservative; these people tend to believe in compromise as a value. (21%)         
Liberal-Conservative: Conservative and libertarian, people in this category tend to believe that order and traditional authority is best served by a small, unintrusive government. (18%)         
Conservative: Traditional conservatives, as the ones in this category, believe that libertarian individualism and social egalitarianism serve to do little but erode traditional institutions of order and authority. (0%)

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85.9% equality over wealth (socialist).
67.3% peace over might (dovish).
73.9% liberty over authority (liberal).
73.2% progress over tradition (progressive).

Closest Match: Libertarian Socialism

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Clinton 92%
Jill Stein 91%
Gary Johnson 31%
Donald Trump 21%

Tim Kaine 89%
Mike Pence 6%

Green 92%
Democrats 84%
Socialist 78%
Libertarians 20%
Constitution 6%
Republicans 5%

Big Government (50)
Environmentalism (82)
Populism (80)
Regulation (48)
Collectivism (66)
Socialism (92)
Centralization (58)
Isolationism (10)
Keynesian (56)
Protectionism (32)
Tender (70)
Progressive (50)
Privacy (48)
Pacifism (48)
Multiculturalism (60)
Multilateralism (92)

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Let's see how they've changed:

Clinton 85% (-7)
Jill Stein 76% (-15)
Donald Trump 33% (+12)
Gary Johnson 21% (-10)

Tim Kaine 47% (-42)
Mike Pence 15% (+9)

Democrats 76% (-8)
Green 71% (-21)
Socialist 71% (-7)
Libertarians 30% (+10)
Republicans 27% (+22)
Constitution 24% (+18)

Big Government +70
Socialism +86
Environmentalism +76
Keynesian +60
Regulation +48
Collectivism +74
Tender +74
Populism +66
Pacifism +54
Progressive +44
Centralization +44
Protectionism +38
Privacy +42
Isolationism +24
Secular +10
Multilateralism +74
Multiculturalism +56

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I'm still "moderately" left wing, despite being overwhelmingly socialist. I also find it funny how my scores for big government and the Libertarian Party both increased by double digits.

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Which quiz is this? iSideWith?

Yes.

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I took the meme quiz and the other one.

Your score is (3.72, -0.75)!

You most closely resemble a: Moderate
Left-Right Spectrum: -11 (Left)
Identification: -2 (Universalism)
Internationalism: -1 (Globalism)
Race: -5 (Egalitarianism)
Morality: 1 (Conservatism)
Economics: -5 (Socialism)
Economic Pragmatism: -4 (Idealism)
Collectivism: 2 (Collectivism)

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My old result vs my new result (the difference is about half a year):

Progressivism went up 15%, conservatism went down 12%.
Revolutionism went up 21%, reformism went down 19%.

Those are really the only changes that matter.

As for this test, Your Result: Anarchist 74%
Anarchists seek to remove all unnecessary hierarchy and live in a society with no rulers. They are a diverse group, ranging from communists to capitalists to even some primitivists!

72%Marxist Communist
51%Social Liberal
50%Social Democrat
47%Authoritarian Socialist
18%Christian Democrat
16%Market Liberalism
1%Fascist
0%Paleoconservative
0%Neoconservative

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http://www.selectsmart.com/pastpres/ppresults.html

1.    Theodore Roosevelt (100%)
2.    Abraham Lincoln (99%)
3.    Franklin Delano Roosevelt (91%)   
4.    George Washington (90%)
5.    John F. Kennedy (90%)
6.    Thomas Jefferson (89%)
7.    Barack Obama (86%)   
8.    Harry S Truman (83%)
9.    Dwight David Eisenhower (82%)
10.    Ronald Reagan (80%)
11.    James Knox Polk (77%)
12.    Andrew Jackson (76%)
13.    James Monroe (76%)
14.    Bill Clinton (74%)
15.    Lyndon B. Johnson (71%)
16.    James Madison (70%)
17.    Woodrow Wilson (66%)
18.    George Herbert Walker Bush (64%)
19.    Jimmy Carter (63%)
20.    Gerald R. Ford (63%)
21.    William McKinley (62%)
22.    Grover Cleveland (59%)
23.    Richard M. Nixon (59%)
24.    John Adams (58%)
25.    Rutherford B. Hayes (56%)
26.    John Quincy Adams (55%)
27.    James A. Garfield (54%)
28.    Zachary Taylor (52%)
29.    Ulysses Simpson Grant (50%)
30.    William Howard Taft (47%)
31.    George Walker Bush (44%)
32.    Chester Alan Arthur (39%)
33.    Calvin Coolidge (36%)
34.    Benjamin Harrison (35%)
35.    Martin Van Buren (35%)
36.    William Henry Harrison (35%)
37.    Millard Fillmore (34%)
38.    John Tyler (34%)
39.    Franklin Pierce (32%)
40.    Andrew Johnson (28%)
41.    Herbert Hoover (25%)
42.    Warren G. Harding (24%)
43.    James Buchanan (11%)
44.    Donald Trump (0%)