How would you best describe your political leanings?

Will Hinton's picture
Conservative
22% (171 votes)
Liberal
13% (100 votes)
Libertarian
20% (156 votes)
Populist
2% (19 votes)
Classical Liberal
11% (82 votes)
Moderate
10% (73 votes)
Neo-Conservative
2% (17 votes)
Paleo-Conservative
4% (27 votes)
Neo-Liberal
0% (1 vote)
Anarchist
3% (24 votes)
Socialist
5% (37 votes)
Christian Democrat
4% (27 votes)
Other
4% (34 votes)
Total votes: 768
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Is there any way...

...this could be made so you can vote for more than one choice? I find myself torn between two options.

gurufrisbee | April 30, 2007 - 9:13am

Unfortunately not. I wanted

Unfortunately not. I wanted to select both Socialist and Neo-Conservative but couldn't. :)

Will Hinton | April 30, 2007 - 9:30am

Okay

I wanted Socialist and Christian Democrat.

gurufrisbee | April 30, 2007 - 9:45am

Arbitrary choices

I was not sure, either. I said "Classical Liberal" but worry that the poll's designer might not see that as I do. I am not really a Libertarian, and usually say "Conservative" but have found lately that what I mean by that and what others mean are not the thing. I used to say "Social Conservative", but do not like the company I must keep if I say that these days. It is funny to feel besmirched in that crowd. However, my Christianity informs my political choices. Oh well.

Kate | May 3, 2007 - 5:47pm

How about Christian

How about Christian Libertarian? I know quite a few.

P (not verified) | December 5, 2007 - 4:22pm

interesting

"Neo-liberal" and "Christian Democrat" are terms I associate with British and/or European politics--just wondering if that's what you meant?

I had no difficulty selecting "conservative," myself, although it seems everyone to the left and right of me calls those like me "neoconservative." There's nothing "neo" or new about my identification as a conservative! :)

Beth (not verified) | December 20, 2007 - 5:42pm

I'm a little worried that

I'm a little worried that I'm voter #666.

Thomas Wheatley (not verified) | January 27, 2008 - 1:26pm

Classical Liberal has a

Classical Liberal has a wonderfully open connotation which is derived from the period known as "Enlightenment." This is not to be confused with the present time which is known as the time of "Confusion" or the time in which Alfred E Newman was President of America.

I still love his first campaign slogan "What? Me worry?"

Sammy (not verified) | April 12, 2008 - 11:13am

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