How would you classify yourself politically: conservative, liberal, moderate, or independent?

Answer 1

I have no particular political affiliation. Where I stand is based on each individual issue. I have some views that are considered conservative by today's standards, while I have others that are liberal or moderate. What most people fail to recognize is that there are very few true conservatives, liberals, and moderates. Most of us have at least one tenet that is not in line with the majority of our ideology. If people were to focus on their personal beliefs, and not what they have been labeled by themselves or others, our electorate would operate on a much more efficient level.

Answer 2

Conservative

Answer 3

I work for a living and like the majority of us that do work for a living my tax dollars flip the bill for this country's (USA) government. I believe George "dub-uh-yuh" Bush will go down in history as the worst president of the modern era and Cheney will become known as the biggest crook ever elected to the Executive branch. My grandparents were immigrants & worked like hell & didn't get any help from the government. More & more of us working class Americans are losing their jobs so greedy CEOs can give themselves millions of dollars in bonuses. Forclosures are at an all time high and it is more difficult than ever for an American citizen to open a small business.

With all of this (and more) in mind I consider myself a moderate. I vote and will continue to vote straight Democrat until they get us leaning too far to the left (for example, president Pelosi sending troops to the Arctic to save the baby seals). At that point, I will start looking toward Republican candidates to right the ship.

Checks & balances my friends, checks & balances...

Answer 4

Pissed off at them all to include conservatives, liberals, moderates and independents.

Answer 5

I'm actually a moderate. I'm with most of the republicans on the Iraq war, and with the Democrats on all Domestic issues.

I hate that immigration policy that Bush is trying to push through. What a joke.

Answer 6

Conservative/average Republican financial Conservative average social themes Vote as a rule Republican, i've got faith all elected persons will vote in place of work alongside their social gathering traces so in certainty, balloting for the guy would be a vote for his or her social gathering.

Answer 7

A very disappointed Conservative

Answer 8

I would have to say I am a radical moderate slightly to the right. Every position I take is to the extreme, sometimes I go radically left sometimes radically right but it balances out.

Answer 9

moderate, but ultra-conservative right-wingers consider me liberal, like they do moderate conservatives.

Answer 10

I don't care for any of those labels. I classify myself as an intelligent person who has different opinions than all of those labels. I like bits and pieces from each. I pick a canidate by which is less evil because in reality, they all suck.