February 16, 201610 yr Bernie 92% Hillary 87% Bloomberg 76% Trump 55% Bringing up the rear Rubio 13% --we agree on space travel :lol: That was my single area of agreement with Carson.
February 16, 201610 yr Three things 1) How many people lie about the results when they don't fit their predisposition for a certain party or candidate? B) How many retook the test over and over until they got the results they wanted? 3.) How many people were actually shocked by their results? d) If you agree over 90% with one candidate do you have too narrow of a view?
February 16, 201610 yr Three things 1) How many people lie about the results when they don't fit their predisposition for a certain party or candidate? B) How many retook the test over and over until they got the results they wanted? 3.) How many people were actually shocked by their results? d) If you agree over 90% with one candidate do you have too narrow of a view? 1.) I don't think anyone has but I am trusting. Looking at the results for everyone they all seem dead on. B.) I took it once. Too lazy to take it over and over. I have arguments elsewhere that need my attention. 3.) I was shocked Hillary was the highest percentage for me. How does anyone know for sure what she stands on? Add in that she couldn't buy my vote and I was shocked and disappointed actually. D.) Yes.
February 16, 201610 yr 1.) I don't think anyone has but I am trusting. Looking at the results for everyone they all seem dead on. B.) I took it once. Too lazy to take it over and over. I have arguments elsewhere that need my attention. 3.) I was shocked Hillary was the highest percentage for me. How does anyone know for sure what she stands on? Add in that she couldn't buy my vote and I was shocked and disappointed actually. D.) Yes. I knew you'd roll it out straight, however it came out...I just don't think all do...but I'm not as trusting:lol2:
February 16, 201610 yr Three things 1) How many people lie about the results when they don't fit their predisposition for a certain party or candidate? B) How many retook the test over and over until they got the results they wanted? 3.) How many people were actually shocked by their results? d) If you agree over 90% with one candidate do you have too narrow of a view? Maybe if you select 'Other' a lot and slid the important, not important bar on the left you get more differentiation. Just a thought since I did both and got a fairly wide differentiation.
February 16, 201610 yr Author 1.) I don't think anyone has but I am trusting. Looking at the results for everyone they all seem dead on. B.) I took it once. Too lazy to take it over and over. I have arguments elsewhere that need my attention. 3.) I was shocked Hillary was the highest percentage for me. How does anyone know for sure what she stands on? Add in that she couldn't buy my vote and I was shocked and disappointed actually. D.) Yes. Same, just replace Hillary with Trump. I'm not sure how they deciphered what his stances are on some of the questions anyway. I barely got through taking the damn thing once without saying screw it. I sure wouldn't take it twice.:jump:
February 16, 201610 yr Same, just replace Hillary with Trump. I'm not sure how they deciphered what his stances are on some of the questions anyway. I barely got through taking the damn thing once without saying screw it. I sure wouldn't take it twice.:jump: Me either. I'd be scared that Dr. Carson would be my new top percentage. Can't have that. :no:
February 16, 201610 yr Bloomberg 83%, Bush, then Trump for me. I can't find anyone who agrees with me on all issues however. This may be the one election that I pass on.
February 16, 201610 yr Hillary 93% Bernie 91% Jill Stein 85% The scary thing for me was the fact that I agree with Trump 51%.
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