Which of the following terms would you use to describe your ideology?

[Goldwater]

A year ago I voted for liberal, libertarian, conservative, and republican. I guess that still fits, though it requires a pretty broad us of those terms.

[Bleach Blonde Bad Built Butch Bodies for Biden]

I voted socialist, social democrat, social liberal*, Christian democrat, and other (anti-regressive left).  Throw in some survivalist sympathies and I don't know where that puts me as a whole, really.

* Come to think of it, I probably wouldn't use that label if only because I'm a great deal more of a traditionalist in a personal sense than most leftists today.  I generally think the government should take a hands-off approach to "values" issues, though.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Social Democratic - I think that there are good aspects to social democracy that merit pieces of it being embraced.
Green - I am a strong backer of green energy.
Feminist
Democrat - Democratic norms are important.
Liberal - I believe in the right of life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness.
Conservative - I believe in constitutional conservatism (defined as cautiousness in reaction to proposed constitutional reforms). I do have some social conservative viewpoints, though I am a social moderate overall.
I am NOT a Republican, and I think that republics are overrated. But I am not a monarchist either. I'm a relativist in the monarchy vs republic debate.
I also identify as a Communitarian.

[JGibson]

Social Democratic
Social Liberal
Feminist
Liberal
Green
Christian Left
Left-Populist

[Fight for Trump]

Conservative, Monarchist, Libertarian

[Continential]

Social Liberal, Liberal, Republican, and Green.

[TheReckoning]

2, 9, 10, and 12.

[Thank you for being a friend...]

I'm definitely a Green because while I do tend to overlook the environment sometimes when talking about the broader picture (I tend to focus on work and wages, bread and butter issues) I do know that those very issues are attached to environmental issues too, and I truly believe in our Business community in the United States taking action to promote Green policies because it's in the best of interest of long-term profits to be "greener".

I'm definitely a Feminist because I believe in equal treatment of people regardless of any gender issues... I think a boy should be able to be free to do whatever he wants - play with dolls, climb a tree, do Little League, wear pink shoes --- anything he wants he should be free, and that to me is gender equity... at the same time I yearn for our first woman president, but I also want that woman to be good at the job and just picking any woman isn't going to cut it.