How would you classify an American with these stances?

Question

Pro-life
Pro-gay marriage
Anti-gun
Pro-environment
Against death penalty
For smaller government
Less spending
Flatter taxes
Against affirmative action
And against amnesty.

P.S. Be crass with someone else.

Answer 1

Someone who needs to be assured that the purpose of the 2nd Amendment exists because he/she is the ultimate sovereign; and without it all other freedoms would be swiftly removed.

Incidentally, classifications of liberal, conservative, moderate, Democrat or Republican don't work anymore. They've been co-opted by a language called Newspeak.

Answer 2

Other than the last one, sounds like you are describing an American. That last one? The Nafta Timeline places the open door policy "From Mexico to Canada". Started with Ronald Reagan's Campaign in 1979, no matter how many Republicans try to hang it on Bill. So now we have millions of people here, working, paying into the system, raising their families, melting into the American Pot and now, even though we have a fair portion of our work force getting blown to hell. Still nobody notices....They already are citizens. Yes there are some horrible Mexican People, I have meet several, but they do not compare with the People who came here because they want what our parents and grandparents wanted. I have a friend, Pedro, he's 13, he visit's every once in awhile, like I did when I was a kid. My Neighbors always had Koolaid. Our "Family Man" President wants to split up the families. That should build Bridges....The fact that so many families are involved is not like tossing out a bunch of gangbangers, who, by the way don't look all that legal to me. These are nice basically 1950's families going to Church as families, girls wearing dresses, boys all spitshined.......before you judge them, please get to know them. My life would not be so full without my Buddy.

Answer 3

Pro-life is (conservative)
Pro-gay marriage (liberal)
Anti-gun is (liberal)
Pro-environment (liberal)
Against death penalty (liberal)
For smaller government & flatter taxes (conservative)
Less spending (conservative)
Against affirmative action (conservative)
And against amnesty (conservative)

5 conservative and 4 liberal, pretty moderate.
Although you may want to post your views on things such as the governments regulation of the economy, school vouchers, health care, the Patriot Act, welfare, religion, social security, and the U.S.A.'s involvement in the UN.

Hope this helps.

Answer 4

1. Citizen of the Peoples Republic of Berkley.

They might split on the "less spending" which would cause a rift with "flatter taxes". It was a UC Regent, Ward Connerly, that stumped Prop 209. Berkley was not big on that either.

Since full consensus will never exist see 1.

Answer 5

A centrist, a pretty equal blend of liberal and conservative stances. Leaning alittle more to the right.

1. Pro-life = Con
2. Gay marriage = lib
3. Anti gun = lib
4. Pro environment = Seen on both sides, but more of a liberal cause
5. Anti death penalty = lib
6. Smaller gov. = con
7. Less spending = con
8. Flat tax = con
9. Anti affirmative action = con
10. Anti amnesty = Seen on both sides, but more conservatives oppose amnesty than liberals.

Answer 6

Independent

Answer 7

An American?

Answer 8

Right-center? Simply counting stances, there are six conservative ones and four liberal ones.

Actually, I'd probably call this person a swing voter.

People like this are the ones who decide elections.

Answer 9

If you really want to Classify it
I suggest you explore the intention
in that desire for
"smaller government"

"less spending"

Answer 10

i would classify this person as a concervative democrat. in general many of these stances are taken by democrats, although each individual dem or rep has variations in stances with their party. there are dems like me that are anti gun control, and pro choice. i realzie that many dems are pro choice. dont know if this helps any.