Not a terribly surprising result
2007 September 17
I took this little online test where you answer some questions and it tells you which candidate best matches your views.
The highest ranked candidate for me was Ron Paul with a 77% match. Hillary Clinton came in last, I’m proud to say, with a 26% match. Fred Thompson was the highest ranking “top tier” candidate with a 60% match. That still means he is wrong 40% of the time, though. :)
I had a problem with one of the issues as phrased. It simply says “Embryonic Stem Cell Research.” I have no problem with companies, universities, etc. using their own funds to conduct such research, but I do have a problem with federal financing of such endeavors.
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Ron Paul at 86.23%, followed by Gravel and Kucinich. Highest “top-tier” was either McCain or Thompson depending on what you call top-tier. Dead last was Barack Obama, surprisingly.
Yay! I can comment again!
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No real surprises, every GOP beat every Dem.
Romney at 92%, Thompson at 89%, Hunter at 86%
Paul at 57%
Top Dem Richardson at 42%
Gravel last at 20%
I didn’t realize ‘Network Neutrality’ was a big campaign issue.
It was voted on by most who have been in Congress and it’s an internet poll so I can see them including it.
Thompson 71.13%
Paul 64.79%
Huckabee 63.38%
Top Dem
Richardson 38.03%
Last Dem
Edwards 26.76%
Tancredo 95.45, Thompson 90.91, Brownback 86.36, Hillary was dead last for me 22.73
Brian, That was interesting, thanks for posting.
Tancredo 92.11%, Romney 86.84%, Hunter 84.21%, Thompson 81.58%. Gavel was last at 18.42%
94.7 match for Paul with John Cox number 2.