COMMUNITY YOU ****.

it was posted in Politics but this site is vv good imo

https://www.isidewith.com/

98% Bernie Sanders Democratic
on social, foreign policy, education, healthcare, immigration, economic, environmental, domestic policy, electoral, and science issues.
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97% Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton Democratic
on social, education, foreign policy, healthcare, environmental, domestic policy, science, and electoral issues.
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87% Martin O'Malley
Martin O'Malley Democratic
on social, education, healthcare, immigration, domestic policy, science, and electoral issues.
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55% John Kasich
John Kasich Republican
on environmental and science issues.
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44% Jeb Bush
Jeb Bush Republican
on healthcare, immigration, environmental, and science issues.
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34% Rand Paul
Rand Paul Republican
on immigration and economic issues.
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18% Ted Cruz
Ted Cruz Republican
on immigration, healthcare, and science issues.
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10% Donald Trump
Donald Trump Republican
no major issues.
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8% Ben Carson
Ben Carson Republican
on immigration and science issues.
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i'm feeling the BERN

JEB BUSH!

fml. Rand 2 and Bernie 3, which I can get behind.

That seems like a really odd grouping.

literally don't know anything about politics

got 1. trump and 2. hillary

thats gotta be unlikely lol

It was 81%, 78%, 73%, respectively.

I wonder what results Trump would come back with if he took that survey.

My mom dropped the "If Trump wins I'm moving to Canada" the other day. Usually I think there's like a 0% chance of something like that happening, but we have family in Canada and it seems like they have actually thought it through. LOL.

"Hope you like venison ma, don't let the door hit you on the way out"

Apparently I kinda like almost everyone and love absolutely no one which isn't at all surprising to me since I think all candidates have some truly indefensible beliefs. Looks like my vote is still up for grabs.



Candidates you side with...
70% Marco Rubio
Marco Rubio Republican
on economic, education, environmental, and science issues.
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69% Jeb Bush
Jeb Bush Republican
on economic, education, environmental, immigration, healthcare, and science issues.
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67% John Kasich
John Kasich Republican
on economic, social, environmental, healthcare, and science issues.
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67% Carly Fiorina
Carly Fiorina Republican
on economic, education, and environmental issues.
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65% Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton Democratic
on domestic policy, foreign policy, immigration, environmental, healthcare, science, and electoral issues.
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65% Bernie Sanders
Bernie Sanders Democratic
on foreign policy, social, immigration, healthcare, science, and electoral issues.
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61% Mike Huckabee
Mike Huckabee Republican
on economic, immigration, environmental, healthcare, and science issues.
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61% Rand Paul
Rand Paul Republican
on education and environmental issues.
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61% Donald Trump
Donald Trump Republican
on education and environmental issues.
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56% Ted Cruz
Ted Cruz Republican
on education, environmental, healthcare, and science issues.
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56% Ben Carson
Ben Carson Republican
on education, immigration, environmental, and science issues.
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55% Chris Christie
Chris Christie Republican
on education and healthcare issues.
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51% Martin O'Malley
Martin O'Malley Democratic
on immigration, healthcare, science, and electoral issues.
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41% Rick Santorum
Rick Santorum Republican
on education, environmental, and healthcare issues.
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24% Jim Webb
Jim Webb Independent
on science and electoral issues.
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Candidates you side with by issue...
Education
I side with Ben Carson on most education issues
Domestic Policy
I side with Hillary Clinton on most domestic policy issues
Foreign Policy
I side with Bernie Sanders on most foreign policy issues
The Economy
I side with Carly Fiorina on most economic issues
Immigration
I side with Martin O'Malley on most immigration issues
Healthcare
I side with Chris Christie on most healthcare issues
The Environment
I side with Donald Trump on most environmental issues
Science
I side with Martin O'Malley, John Kasich, Mike Huckabee, Hillary Clinton, Ben Carson, and Marco Rubio on most science issues
Social
I side with Bernie Sanders on most social issues
Elections
I side with Bernie Sanders, Martin O'Malley, Hillary Clinton, and Jim Webb on most electoral issues




Your political themes:
Capitalism vs Socialism
68
You side moderately towards “Capitalism”, meaning you support an economic system that features private ownership of wealth. This theme is more important to you.

Centralization vs Decentralization
18
You side slightly towards “Decentralization”, meaning you more often believe that administrative power and decision making should be handled at the local level and serve the best interests of the local community. This theme is more important to you.

Unilateralism vs Multilateralism
16
You side slightly towards “Multilateralism”, meaning you more often believe policy decisions should be made collectively with support of everyone who may be affected by the outcome of the decision. This theme is more important to you.

Small Government vs Big Government
46
You side moderately towards “Small Government”, meaning you believe the government is overly bureaucratic, inefficient, and wasteful. This theme is more important to you.

Globalization vs Protectionism
42
You side moderately towards “Globalization”, meaning you believe globalization is necessary in order to increase the economic strength, prosperity, and standard of living of the nation. This theme is more important to you.

Pacifism vs Militarism
20
You side slightly towards “Pacifism”, meaning you more often believe we should use non-violent diplomatic discussion to resolve conflicts. This theme is more important to you.

Collectivism vs Individualism
26
You side slightly towards “Individualism”, meaning you more often support free market policies that create opportunity for personal liberty and success. This theme is more important to you.

Laissez-faire vs Keynesian
34
You side moderately towards “Laissez-faire”, meaning you believe government intervention in economic markets leads to long term negative results. This theme is more important to you.

Tough vs Tender
10
You side slightly towards “Tender”, meaning you more often believe in showing compassion, empathy, and rehabilitation for small-time criminals or those struggling with addiction. This theme is more important to you.

Isolationism vs Imperialism
8
You are a centrist on Isolationism and Imperialism issues. This theme is more important to you.

Privacy vs Security
40
You side moderately towards “Security”, meaning you believe the government should do everything within its power to ensure the security of its citizens. This theme is somewhat important to you.

Environmentalism vs Anthropocentrism
20
You side slightly towards “Anthropocentrism”, meaning you more often believe humankind is the central element of existence. This theme is somewhat important to you.

Regulation vs Deregulation
14
You side slightly towards “Deregulation”, meaning you more often believe that government regulation stifles innovation and economic prosperity. This theme is somewhat important to you.

Multiculturalism vs Assimilation
30
You side moderately towards “Multiculturalism”, meaning you believe we should celebrate and embrace cultural diversity. This theme is somewhat important to you.

Traditional vs Progressive
6
You are a centrist on Traditional and Progressive issues. This theme is somewhat important to you.

Populism vs Elitism
4
You are a centrist on Populism and Elitism issues. This theme is more important to you.

Mike Huckabee on science issues? Do you take your dieting philosophy from Honey Boo Boo's mom?

It's a clickbait-y headline but a legit article from Politico.

The One Weird Trait That Predicts Whether You’re a Trump Supporter

For Sando:

"A functioning sack"

Even if someone had authoritarian inclinations why in the world would anyone want Trump to be the authoritarian in charge?

iirc mine was like 82% trump 77% Hillary and everyone else was in the low 60s/high 50s or below.

You like old NY Democrats apparently though one is currently masquerading as a Republican.

What do I like?

Feel the Bern... wait, that's frostbite

http://yellowhammernews.com/politics...from-homeless/

Trump is a master of the message that he'll assert himself on the Others. People from vastly different groups can feel this way listening to the same message. They leave satisfied that he's going to put his foot down on Those Problem Others.

guy really seems to believe in helping those who need it most

TuT might have to volunteer for the campaign now

Maybe consider a less biased source. It was a public events facility that can be reserved for... you guessed it... public events, such as a political rally that draws 7,000 people. He didn't kick people out of a shelter.

There must be a malfunction in the bot, because CDL is defending these homeless people that clearly didn't work hard enough to afford their own home. Ironically, CDL is probably opposed to public funding of homeless shelters. If Birmingham adequately funded shelters, they wouldn't have to bring out cots on cold nights at their events center.

http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/in...016_birmi.html

"I knew last week that the city used the warming station upstairs, but not downstairs. We had no idea that the warming station would be closed. We were downstairs, they would be upstairs. That's what we knew," said Kelvin Datcher, state director for the Sanders campaign.

"There was never any conversation about the warming station. Not only did the senator not know, I didn't even know. They were relying on me to relay information up the chain. Had that been a concern, we absolutely would've acted on it," Datcher said.

so its a good thing that his staff doesn't bother figuring these things out ahead of time and that he wasn't willing to relocate the rally on the fly once he learned of it last night?

"I knew last week that the city used the warming station upstairs, but not downstairs. We had no idea that the warming station would be closed. We were downstairs, they would be upstairs. That's what we knew," said Kelvin Datcher, state director for the Sanders campaign.

"There was never any conversation about the warming station. Not only did the senator not know, I didn't even know. They were relying on me to relay information up the chain. Had that been a concern, we absolutely would've acted on it," Datcher said.

"I knew last week that the city used the warming station upstairs, but not downstairs. We had no idea that the warming station would be closed. We were downstairs, they would be upstairs. That's what we knew," said Kelvin Datcher, state director for the Sanders campaign.

"There was never any conversation about the warming station. Not only did the senator not know, I didn't even know. They were relying on me to relay information up the chain. Had that been a concern, we absolutely would've acted on it," Datcher said.

"I knew last week that the city used the warming station upstairs, but not downstairs. We had no idea that the warming station would be closed. We were downstairs, they would be upstairs. That's what we knew," said Kelvin Datcher, state director for the Sanders campaign.

"There was never any conversation about the warming station. Not only did the senator not know, I didn't even know. They were relying on me to relay information up the chain. Had that been a concern, we absolutely would've acted on it," Datcher said.

"I knew last week that the city used the warming station upstairs, but not downstairs. We had no idea that the warming station would be closed. We were downstairs, they would be upstairs. That's what we knew," said Kelvin Datcher, state director for the Sanders campaign.

"There was never any conversation about the warming station. Not only did the senator not know, I didn't even know. They were relying on me to relay information up the chain. Had that been a concern, we absolutely would've acted on it," Datcher said.

"I knew last week that the city used the warming station upstairs, but not downstairs. We had no idea that the warming station would be closed. We were downstairs, they would be upstairs. That's what we knew," said Kelvin Datcher, state director for the Sanders campaign.

"There was never any conversation about the warming station. Not only did the senator not know, I didn't even know. They were relying on me to relay information up the chain. Had that been a concern, we absolutely would've acted on it," Datcher said.

"I knew last week that the city used the warming station upstairs, but not downstairs. We had no idea that the warming station would be closed. We were downstairs, they would be upstairs. That's what we knew," said Kelvin Datcher, state director for the Sanders campaign.

"There was never any conversation about the warming station. Not only did the senator not know, I didn't even know. They were relying on me to relay information up the chain. Had that been a concern, we absolutely would've acted on it," Datcher said.

"I knew last week that the city used the warming station upstairs, but not downstairs. We had no idea that the warming station would be closed. We were downstairs, they would be upstairs. That's what we knew," said Kelvin Datcher, state director for the Sanders campaign.

"There was never any conversation about the warming station. Not only did the senator not know, I didn't even know. They were relying on me to relay information up the chain. Had that been a concern, we absolutely would've acted on it," Datcher said.