I guess I I know who I'll be voting for in this election

Hillary Clinton and I agree on 97% of the issues.

What's your political compass like?

a reply to: muse7

Gary Johnson at 95% for me.

I think you should make all serious political decisions using computer games. What could possibly go wrong?

a reply to: muse7

I was sure you were going to say donald trump.

Trump.....The system needs to fail and Donald's the right man for the job. Clinton could do it as well but why prolong the agony.

By the time Trump ushers in his fascist control system; I'll be long gone. Not my circus, not my monkey....

a reply to: muse7

98% Gary Johnson.

I'll allow it.

a reply to: muse7

Hillary is placed incorrectly. What site is that?

Ron Paul for Pres....... Oops sorry, wrong Election. ☺️

This is where politicalcompass.org places Hillary. Everything else looks correct too. Hillary is a right wing war hawk and a Wall Street crony.

a reply to: muse7

I've never really felt that I know enough about politics to make an informed decision. Nor do I care enough or have the time to wade through the miles of sludge to get to truth of issues. And if you use your eyes and ears and actually talk to different walks of life around the country, you will hear a very different story than what the media is constantly spinning.

In my personal experience... I've met legal Hispanics working in south Texas farms that are pro-Trump. I've met white 60 year old grocery cashiers in Los Angeles that are pro-Bernie... and I honestly haven't met anyone that's pro-Hilary yet.

The constant spin of the media on all issues my compass spin like a top.

a reply to: muse7

She will fail you. What she says and what she does is a clear identifier on what will happen if elected. She will continue to follow the money like a hound dog. Does not matter where it comes from.

a reply to: Kali74

I tried to take that test.

I didn't like it.

It made assumptions. It asked questions like, "If you're beating your wife, do you use a hammer or a rock?"

muse7

a reply to: DBCowboy

Careful with that one.

The questions are tainted and slanted.

There actually is no correct assignment.

That's the trick they play.

a reply to: xuenchen

I agree. There was so much built-in bias to the questions that it almost directs you to vote for a certain person.

a reply to: DBCowboy

For example? I haven't taken that test in a while so...

a reply to: Kali74

The first question.

If economic globalisation is inevitable, it should primarily serve humanity rather than the interests of trans-national corporations.

I didn't go through the entire test, but this question, the first one irked me.

It made the assumption that economic globalization is inevitable. Then your only choices were to enable humanity or corporations. Like corporations are anti-humanity.