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Take this quiz: http://www.gotoquiz.com/politics/political-spectrum-results-alt.html

I scored:

You are a right social libertarian.

Right: +3.5, Libertarian: +4.82

Foreign Policy: On the left side are pacifists and anti-war activists. On the right side are those who want a strong military that intervenes around the world. You scored: +0.66

Culture: Where are you in the culture war? On the liberal side, or the conservative side? This scale may apply more to the US than other countries. You scored: -4

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42 as well.

Should the law itself be privatized?

LOL NO.

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2004 Votematch

Presidential Candidates

More Information
Total   48%   
Personal   60%   
Economic   35%   
   Michael Peroutka

Constitution Party nominee for President    Biographical Profile  
Peroutka's answers  
Total   45%   
Personal   45%   
Economic   45%   
   Michael Badnarik

Libertarian Party nominee for President    Biographical Profile  
Badnarik's answers  
Total   43%   
Personal   40%   
Economic   45%   
   Dennis Kucinich

Representative (D, OH)-lost nomination July 2004    Biographical Profile  
Kucinich's answers  
Total   40%   
Personal   50%   
Economic   30%   
   George W. Bush

President and Republican nominee    Biographical Profile  
Bush's answers  
Total   38%   
Personal   30%   
Economic   45%   
   Ralph Nader

Reform Party nominee for President    Biographical Profile  
Nader's answers  
Total   35%   
Personal   35%   
Economic   35%   
   David Cobb

Green Party nominee for President    Biographical Profile  
Cobb's answers  
Total   35%   
Personal   40%   
Economic   30%   
   Dick Cheney

Vice President and Republican nominee    Biographical Profile  
Cheney's answers  
Total   33%   
Personal   40%   
Economic   25%   
   Al Sharpton

Reverend-lost nomination July 2004    Biographical Profile  
Sharpton's answers  
Total   33%   
Personal   20%   
Economic   45%   
   Joe Lieberman

Senator (D, CT)-withdrew from Dem. Primary Feb.'04    Biographical Profile  
Lieberman's answers  
Total   30%   
Personal   35%   
Economic   25%   
   John Kerry

Senator (D, MA) and Presidential nominee    Biographical Profile  
Kerry's answers  
Total   30%   
Personal   15%   
Economic   45%   
   Dick Gephardt

Representative(D,MO)-withdrew from Primary Jan.'04    Biographical Profile  
Gephardt's answers  
Total   28%   
Personal   35%   
Economic   20%   
   John Edwards

Senator (D, NC) and Democratic V.P. nominee    Biographical Profile  
Edwards's answers  
Total   25%   
Personal   25%   
Economic   25%   
   Carol Moseley-Braun

Senator (D, IL)-withdrew from Primary Jan.'04    Biographical Profile  
Moseley-Braun's answers  
Total   25%   
Personal   15%   
Economic   35%   
   Howard Dean

Governor (D,VT)-withdrew from Dem. Primary Feb.'04    Biographical Profile  
Dean's answers  
Total   25%   
Personal   25%   
Economic   25%   
   Wesley Clark

General-withdrew from Democratic primary Feb.'04    Biographical Profile  
Clark's answers  
Total   20%   
Personal   25%   
Economic   15%   
   Peter Camejo

Reform Party nominee for Vice President    Biographical Profile  
Camejo's answers  
Total   13%   
Personal   10%   
Economic   15%   
   Bob Graham

Senator & Governor (D, FL)-withdrew Oct.2003    Biographical Profile  
Graham's answers  

Can you link?

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Your Ideology Selector Results:
''My #1'' equals your best match. Default order is alphabetical, Mithridates determined the order.
URL: http://selectsmart.com/FREE/select.php?client=zeron
Link: Ideology Selector
 
  My #1 is: Left-libertarian    Books, etc.   
  My #2 is: Libertarian    Books, etc.   
  My #3 is: Paleo-libertarian    Books, etc.   
  My #4 is: Radical    Books, etc.   
  My #5 is: Paleoconservative    Books, etc.   
  My #6 is: Centrist    Books, etc.   
  My #7 is: Third Way    Books, etc.   
  My #8 is: Conservative    Books, etc.   
  My #9 is: Liberal    Books, etc.   
  My #10 is: Neoconservative    Books, etc. 

I remember taking that. I thought it was pretty dumb, to be honest.

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A mirror to one of the old quizzes. Got about 30, some of these questions are pretty funny in retrospect.

I got 26. Probably the worst scale I've ever seen, though.

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Should You Vote for Obama or McCain?:

Your Issue Profile: 48% Obama, 52% McCain
Truth be told, you're not really satisfied with either of the candidates.
You could vote for either of them. You are the typical coveted swing voter.

You may want to narrow yourself down to a particular set of issues in order to pick your president.
Or start looking at third party candidates. One of them might suit you better.