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[shadowkat]

Cool political quiz that I found on Facebook:

Try this short quiz to see which 2012 presidential candidate you side with...

http://www.isidewith.com/presidential-election-quiz

My results weren't surprising. I side the most with Jill Stein, the Green Party Candidate. A progressive liberal. But Barack is next in line at 74%, and I'll vote for him, because Jill doesn't have a chance in hell. I don't really agree with Romney on anything - but the fact that he doesn't want to regulate the internet.

What? You knew I was liberal, right? More moderate than my brother, clearly, but progressive and far more liberal than my workplace. I only talk about politics online and with people at church.

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[shadowkat67.livejournal.com]

Yes, frightening isn't it? This is why politics gives me hives.

I think Jill Stein is about as far left as you can go on the quiz?

[beer-good-foamy.livejournal.com]

There's a socialist candidate in there somewhere too - at least there was when I took the test a few weeks ago.

[shadowkat67.livejournal.com]

Who?? Just curious.

I know I'm not that far left. I feel sorry for the ultra-liberals and leftists, they have no where to go. The ultra-conservatives think Obama is socialist and radical, and I laugh. No, no. He's moderate. You're radical.

[beer-good-foamy.livejournal.com]

Stewart Alexander (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stewart_Alexander), presidential candidate for the Socialist Party USA.

...Yeah, I'd never heard of him either.

[shadowkat67.livejournal.com]

Yeah, the US has a lot of political parties, but only two ever really seem to get any real focus or have any chance of getting elected. Which is why the rest of the world thinks we are a two-party system. For all intents and purposes? We might as well be.

Evil marketing people. ;-)

Although occasionally a highly vocal candidate will pop up out of nowhere from one of these unknown parties (the Independent Ticket or Working Families or Tea Party)...but usually they have a lot of savvy marketing people around them. (Think Ross Perot and Ralph Nader).