Political Compass Score for the following politicans?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

1.)  3, -1
2.)  -3, 3
3.)  -8, 1
4.)  7, 7
5.)  -1, -1
6.)  0, 0
7.)  -1, -4
8.)  0, -2
10.)  0, -2
11.)  - 6, -6

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

He did have some authoritarian tendencies during the war, although it's tough to name anyone who wouldn't, although I certainly don't agree with the internment of the Japanese. He also didn't push too hard for civil rights although he supported them because he didn't want to lose the south. Of course you can't really compare him by today's standards, he was certainly socially liberal for his time.

And how about Rick Santorum? I say 6, 9

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

6.)  Evan Bayh
Econ -10, Soc -10

yeah, we all know someone like that can easily get elected in Indiana.

Minnesotans:

Gil Gutknecht: 5, 6
Mark Kennedy: 6, 6
Jim Ramstad: 2, 0
Betty McCollum: -5, -5
Martin Olav Sabo: -7, -5
John Kline: 6, 6
Collin Peterson: 0, 4 (DINO)
James Oberstar: -7, -1
Mark Dayton: -4, -3
Norm Coleman: doesn't really have a score since he's just a cheap political opportunist who goes with whatever benefits him the most. But the way he's acting now would be a 6, 5
Tim Pawlenty: 5, 2
Paul Wellstone: -7, -7
Michelle Bachmann: 8, 9
John Dorn (my State Rep.): -4, -4
John Hottinger (my State Senator): -4, -6

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Um... very few American politicians belong in the lower left quadrant. Methinks Mr. Obama is more closer to -2/-2 at his most extreme.

John Ford is in the lower left quadrant. The charts of where they have politicians and world leaders is definately bullsh**t, I doubt Kerry is to the right of Ford.