24 question political philosophy test

[Lechasseur]

Economic: 23
Social: 40

I'm a populist then

This is actually one of the best political tests I've taken, I think the questions are more pertinent and the result describes me better than the political matrix test.

[Lechasseur]

E: 41
S: 41

On Social Policy we got virtually the same (I got 40) on the other hand I'm surprised you got such a high score on Economic Policy, seeing your posts I'd have thought you would have scored Populist like me and not Right-Wing Conservative.

[Lechasseur]

E: 41
S: 41

On Social Policy we got virtually the same (I got 40) on the other hand I'm surprised you got such a high score on Economic Policy, seeing your posts I'd have thought you would have scored Populist like me and not Right-Wing Conservative.

This test is more about ideology rather than policy. Ideologically, I strongly believe in capitalism. I just happen to have some major policy differences with so-called "movement conservatives" on what that actually means.

Yeah I know what you mean. I'm generally centrist economically but ideologically I'm much closer to capitalism than to socialism so generally I'd vote conservative, but some of these ''movement conservatives'' in terms of policy take it way too far, they're pushing for corporatism rather than classical liberalism at this point. And that's kind of why Trump won the primaries (he wasn't my first choice (it was Walker) but I supported him starting in February because well Rubio I just didn't like his stances on just about anything and while Cruz I think is smarter, more eloquent, and has a more stable personality his economic policies were just way too extreme).