August 31, 201214 yr I hate these things. I made it about halfway before I gave up. I start arguing with myself on each answer because it's hardly ever that black and white, and usually I'm between two answers that are in stark contrast. :lol: Then I usually couldn't care less about the other half of the "issues." That's when you are supposed to use the 'choose your own stance' option. :lol: Don't be skeered. :lol:
August 31, 201214 yr I hate these things. I made it about halfway before I gave up. I start arguing with myself on each answer because it's hardly ever that black and white, and usually I'm between two answers that are in stark contrast. :lol: Then I usually couldn't care less about the other half of the "issues." I did the same thing. I also had to change my answer a bunch on "How important is this issue to you?"
August 31, 201214 yr That's when you are supposed to use the 'choose your own stance' option. :lol: Don't be skeered. :lol: :lol: I didn't want to break it!
August 31, 201214 yr :lol: I didn't want to break it! I would recommend going into the expanded selections when you truely do not like the 'yes/no' original options. And also be sure the to adjust the 'importance' factor. I liked this 'test'. Much better than the usual 2 dimensional checklist.
August 31, 201214 yr That's when you are supposed to use the 'choose your own stance' option. :lol: Don't be skeered. :lol: I did that a few times. The "importance" scale also helped.
August 31, 201214 yr Can this be true? Is ole liberal papa more in lockstep with Kentucky voters and US voters than the rest of us? If so, I'm in a state of shock and awe.
September 1, 201214 yr 97% Romney 73% Obama 69% Goode 57% Johnson 19% Stein 5% Anderson I didn't know I could have the top two that close. Obviously Romney is pretty is accurate I felt. It says I agree with Obama on economis, domestic and environmental issues. I'm guessing that 3% difference between Romney and I is probably on some social issues even though it says we agree on that too.
September 1, 201214 yr I hate these things. I made it about halfway before I gave up. I start arguing with myself on each answer because it's hardly ever that black and white, and usually I'm between two answers that are in stark contrast. :lol: Then I usually couldn't care less about the other half of the "issues." That's when you are supposed to use the 'choose your own stance' option. :lol: Don't be skeered. :lol: That's what I was thinking, I'd say more than half of mine weren't yes or no but one of the alternate answers.
September 1, 201214 yr I would recommend going into the expanded selections when you truely do not like the 'yes/no' original options. And also be sure the to adjust the 'importance' factor. I liked this 'test'. Much better than the usual 2 dimensional checklist. I did that a few times. The "importance" scale also helped. Same here, however some of my quick hit answers that I knew without much thought were also of least importance.
September 8, 201214 yr [h=2]Candidates you side with...[/h]76% [h=5]Barack Obama[/h]on foreign policy, economic, and environmental issues more info 72% [h=5]Jill Stein[/h]on domestic policy, foreign policy, and immigration issues more info 58% [h=5]Rocky Anderson[/h]on foreign policy issues more info 55% [h=5]Gary Johnson[/h]on healthcare, immigration, and environmental issues more info 37% [h=5]Mitt Romney[/h]on science issues more info 1% [h=5]Virgil Goode[/h]no major issues more info [h=5]You[/h] 53% [h=5]Kentucky Voters[/h]on foreign policy, healthcare, science, environmental, and immigration issues. More info 55% [h=5]American Voters[/h]on foreign policy, domestic policy, science, healthcare, environmental, and immigration issues.
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