As some of you know,
On The Issues rates candidates on a political spectrum. You can take the same quiz here:
http://www.ontheissues.org/quizeng/XPolitics/start.aspAnyway, I thought I'd post the results of each candidate, as they all seem different from the last time I checked it out.
NOTE: They change when a candidate changes his/her stance on an issue, or comes out on an issue that he/she hadn't come out on before.
Carol Moseley-Braun Candidate's Score
The candidate scored the following on the VoteMatch questions:
Personal Score 68%
Economic Score 30%
Where the Candidate Fits In
Where the candidate's Personal score meets the Economic score on the grid below is the candidate's political philosophy. Based on the above score, the candidate is a
Moderate Liberal.
Her Full ReportWesley Clark Candidate's Score
The candidate scored the following on the VoteMatch questions:
Personal Score 63%
Economic Score 20%
Where the Candidate Fits In
Where the candidate's Personal score meets the Economic score on the grid below is the candidate's political philosophy. Based on the above score, the candidate is a
Populist-Leaning Liberal.
His Full ReportHoward Dean Candidate's Score
The candidate scored the following on the VoteMatch questions:
Personal Score 70%
Economic Score 28%
Where the Candidate Fits In
Where the candidate's Personal score meets the Economic score on the grid below is the candidate's political philosophy. Based on the above score, the candidate is a
Hard-Core Liberal.
His Full Report John EdwardsCandidate's Score
The candidate scored the following on the VoteMatch questions:
Personal Score 63%
Economic Score 23%
Where the Candidate Fits In
Where the candidate's Personal score meets the Economic score on the grid below is the candidate's political philosophy. Based on the above score, the candidate is a
Populist-Leaning Liberal.
His Full ReportDick Gephardt Candidate's Score
The candidate scored the following on the VoteMatch questions:
Personal Score 48%
Economic Score 15%
Where the Candidate Fits In
Where the candidate's Personal score meets the Economic score on the grid below is the candidate's political philosophy. Based on the above score, the candidate is a
Liberal Populist.
His Full ReportJohn Kerry Candidate's Score
The candidate scored the following on the VoteMatch questions:
Personal Score 70%
Economic Score 33%
Where the Candidate Fits In
Where the candidate's Personal score meets the Economic score on the grid below is the candidate's political philosophy. Based on the above score, the candidate is a
Libertarian-Leaning Liberal.
His Full ReportDennis Kucinich Candidate's Score
The candidate scored the following on the VoteMatch questions:
Personal Score 53%
Economic Score 20%
Where the Candidate Fits In
Where the candidate's Personal score meets the Economic score on the grid below is the candidate's political philosophy. Based on the above score, the candidate is a
Liberal Populist.
His Full ReportJoseph LiebermanCandidate's Score
The candidate scored the following on the VoteMatch questions:
Personal Score 45%
Economic Score 33%
Where the Candidate Fits In
Where the candidate's Personal score meets the Economic score on the grid below is the candidate's political philosophy. Based on the above score, the candidate is a
Moderate Liberal Populist.
His Full ReportAl Sharpton Candidate's Score
The candidate scored the following on the VoteMatch questions:
Personal Score 65%
Economic Score 30%
Where the Candidate Fits In
Where the candidate's Personal score meets the Economic score on the grid below is the candidate's political philosophy. Based on the above score, the candidate is a
Moderate Liberal.
His Full ReportThere ya' have it. Not sure exactly what these numbers prove, if anything. I guess it just gives us a little look into where the candidates stand.
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