Most politically partisan users on each side?

[WalterWhite]

Who is the most politically partisan Republican and the most politically partisan Democrat on this site?

In my opinion:

Republicans - Two names come to mind (truly a tossup IMO): R****n and F***y B**r (names censored to protect the identities of those mentioned)

Democrats - O********i (name censored to protect the identity of the person mentioned) - However, this person is viewed as a god with access to wisdom beyond what any mere mortal can comprehend amongst Atlas members.

This thread is going to be painful. I can already feel it.

[WalterWhite]

It’s Fuzzy and Ferguson easily. If nothing else, this is proved by their interactions with each other.

Nah, Fuzzy backed Gillum and Nelson in 2018 which isnt that long ago. There is an argument to actually be made that Extreme is the most partisan R given he even backed Moore in 2017, and I believe has been straight R for a while.

No shot Fuzzy backed Bill Nelson and Andrew Gillum. Are you serious?

[WalterWhite]

There is something interesting about the users saying Fuzzy or Spectator, though -- it's often remarked upon in religious contexts that the people most enthusiastic about some dogma are converts, those who actively chose it recently. Similarly, it wouldn't surprise me if the people most enthusiastic right now about being Republicans or Democrats are those who actually supported the other party not too long ago.

(I think Spectator still identifies as a Republican -- and still supports the GAGOP at the state level, correct-me-if-I'm-wrong -- but he does seem to be one of our most enthusiastic supporters of the national Democratic party.)

They are both definitely Republicans. I checked, and both of their avatars are blue.

[WalterWhite]

Correct me if I am wrong, but I think Spectator is still a Republican because they are a conservative on policy; they just do not like the culture of the current GOP. It would still make much more sense for them to identify as a Republican than a Democrat on policy alone, but they might not be a particularly partisan Republican. I think in terms of partisanship, policy is still king.