Well, no, cancel that; I am somewhat surprised that I supposedly "side with" Mitt Romney on as many issues as I do, and I am likewise somewhat surprised I "side with" the Republicans more than the Libertarians, but that could be because the Libertarians are increasingly less small-l libertarian every year (though it is not exactly like the Republicans are libertarian, constitutional, or much of anything in common with me, so I have some reservations).
The 2% siding with the Democrats, the 17% siding with Our Glorious President, and the "no major issues" in common between me and him? Yeah, shocking, I know.
Anywise, you can take the test here, and my comprehensive results are apparently available here. For most of the questions, if you hit the "Choose another stance" option, you will probably find an answer that will give you a more-accurate result later down the line.
(Found by way of TriggerFinger.)
I’ve taken this, and it actually says I side with Romney more, even though I plan to vote for Johnson. Problem is, this survey uses as a template what Romney “says” he stands for… not how he has actually voted.
For example, it has Romney painted as pro-gun (we know that’s not true), in favor of lower taxes (we know that’s not true), and against socialized healthcare (and we know he is one of the forefathers of socialized healthcare).
Allow me to repeat myself: Gary who?
@ Usagi: Yeah… that is the same problem that helped get Obama elected last time – he said he was for/against all kinds of things, but his record clearly painted an entirely different picture.
Of course, I am assuming anyone paid attention to said record…
@ Miguel: This guy.