Glassbooth.org: A "What candidate are you?" Quiz

[Day Man]

Glassbooth.org

I saw a few quizzes in the past but not this one. It's a two-stage quiz where you put 20 points into what you value most (foreign policy, economics, health care, etc.) then it asks questions about how strongly you agree with certain statements. Plus, this one has a "skip" answer option [img]/images/graemlins/ooo.gif[/img] I'm not smart enough to know how accurate it is,

but I got:

73% Ron Paul
71% Fred Thompson
60% John McCain

[tomdemaine]

We already know that everyone is this forum is massivly pro hillary clinton.

[Scary_Tiger]

89% Ron Paul
62% Fred Thompson
60% Tom Tancredo

[Bedreviter]

Duncan Hunter 80%
Tom Tancredo 79%
Fred Thompson 76%

Good thing I cant vote in the US, or i would have wasted my vote...

[Case Closed]

88% Dennis Kucinich
84% Mike Gravel
80% Ron Paul

Somehow this makes perfect sense to me.

[Poofler]

76% Ron Paul
69% Bill Richardson
68% Dennis Kucinich

[Case Closed]

One problem I found with this is that they consider opposition to NAFTA opposition to free trade in general. As far as I have learned NAFTA is not really free trade and puts in a lot of regulation. I like the idea of free trade, but NAFTA is not going to get us there.

[AlexM]

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88% Dennis Kucinich
84% Mike Gravel
80% Ron Paul

Somehow this makes perfect sense to me.

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Similarly I got:

Ron Paul 85%
Denis Kucinich 61%
Mike Gravel 61%

[Case Closed]

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88% Dennis Kucinich
84% Mike Gravel
80% Ron Paul

Somehow this makes perfect sense to me.

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Similarly I got:

Ron Paul 85%
Denis Kucinich 61%
Mike Gravel 61%

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Let me guess, you're most important things were the war and civil liberties?

[Borodog]

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Ron Paul shares a 94% similarity with your beliefs

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Be careful; they have Dr. Paul's position on free trade incorrect. They have him moderately opposed to free trade; he is not. He completely supports free trade. He is however strongly opposed to "free trade", i.e. what is called free trade today, which is anything but (NAFTA, CAFTA, SHAFTA).

Edit: Or, What CC said. [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]