-United Kingdom: Brexit Remain
-United States: Presidential Hillary Clinton
-The Netherlands: Legislature VVD
-France: Presidential Fillon/Macron
-United Kingdom: Legislature Conservative party Whatever fringe libertarian party is available
-France: Legislature Les Republicains
-Germany: Legislature Really don't know yet FDP
-Italy: Legislature Democratic Party
-Austria: Legislature ÖVP
Not supporting the Tories after May's shameless rejection of Thatcherism (and her authoritorian internet surveillance proposal also played a role). We need a small Tory majority so Thatcherite backbenchers can block some of her more leftist proposals.
I also decided to endorse the FDP in Germany.
I don't really get a LR/Hillary/Remain voter who wants to vote for a fringe libertarian party in the United Kingdom. Hillary is quite a bit to the left of May, the Conservatives, and many Liberal Democrats.
I would have voted for Hillary mainly because Trump is a total disaster and he would pull the Republican party in the wrong direction (he isn't getting any conservative legislation I care about passed anyway). I would have voted for most Republicans over Hillary. I would have voted Remain because Brexit will be a total trainwreck. And I would have voted LR because there isn't really anything better in France (though I guess the same applies to the Tories in the UK). And atleast they want to take France in the right direction. Fillon's economic program was really ambitious.
Theresa May wants to turn the Tories in a pre-Thatcher One Nation Conservative party. Energy price cap, not ruling out income tax hikes, saying she doesn't believe in unfettered free markets and stuff like that. And her proposal to heavily regulate the internet also is terrible. I can afford a protest vote here because May will win anyway, but the smaller her majority the better. I don't want her to transform the Conservative party in a Mayist party.
I'm basically a fiscally conservative socially liberal™ ''get of my
porn internet'' type who doesn't really care about immigration. I'm probably a lot more pro-EU than your average Atlas right-winger even though I definitely wouldn't call myself an Europhile.
