NationStates Jolt Archive

This is for a presentation I am currently working on. If you could answer the folloing pole question

Do you consider your voting patterns or political views to be strongly motivated by a particular ideology or abstract concept?

It is vital that only American users answer this questionare

You know, you could have just done a poll on one thread, instead of three. It might have made it a bit easier.

once again, i am messing up you poll.

merde

spam there, (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=29) not here.

survey

Allers, since you quite obviously don't intend to play by the rules, take a nice two week break. At least three mods have told you to knock it off; next time it's deletion.

Comprende?

Since my claim is that I'm a moderate, I try to base my vote on review of the issues and common sense - i.e., what, in my opinion, will be the best (or, in some cases, the least harmful) outcome for all. For instance, I am pro-union, but I won't blindly follow the union agenda; if I don't feel that what the union supports will benefit all, I'll vote against it.

Come to think of it, this does constitute an ideology. Change my vote, please.

Oooh, yeah. My voting patterns are very strongly based on my Austrian economics, concepts of proprius rights and hawkish anti-collectivist attitudes.