Where do you side on social issues?

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• I got Cruz at 96% then Santorum and Rubio right behind. I don't know about Santorum and Rubio, both have been wishy-washy on illegal immigration and amnesty in the past.

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  • That kind of nonsense is why my brothers daughter and her husband have an 8 foot block wall around their back yard. They live in Portland, Or. and the liberal loons there will call the law in a heartbeat if they see a kid playing in his own yard without an adult being right there.

    • That's a real sad state of affairs.

• Too damned much pigeon-holing worded into the responses.

• The questions are stupidly worded. But I got Rubio.

• It's showed me as being a Centrist, but it also put all the batshit crazy Democrats on the bottom, which is fine with me.

• Rubio 87%; Santorum 86%; Cruz & Paul both 82%;

  But here's the problem with this kind of test - what is the guarantee that they will actually do things in accordance with their stances today? Back in 2000 I took one of these. I got Harry Browne (Libertarian) at 96%, and George W at something in the mid-80s. So in the end, would anyone say that W gave us 90% of what Harry Browne would have?

  The other problem is that the answers are not weighted. I know they have that how important is this issue to you, but I got to answer that only once (and I went for every extra Q's link). So what does 36% agreement with Hillary really mean. Nothing, when viewed in context with her stand on the role of gov't in society.

  • You can make the weighted choices on every question, they just aren't all highlighted.

• 99% Cruz, 98% Santorum, 97% Rubio & Paul. These are all good. My choice was for Cruz so I'm happy with the results however for the life of me I don't understand how Sanders was rated so high at 7% and Clinton at 11%.

• Just finished the quick non-expanded version. Rick Santorum 99% would be my first pick! Ted Cruz 98% is my second choice. Marco Rubio 98% would not be my third pick. Rand Paul 91% would not be my fourth pick, in fact he should be at the bottom of my Republican choices because of foreign policy. Scott Walker 91% would be my third choice. Pretty accurate if not for Marco Rubio and Rand Paul butting in.

• Sorry but i am too cynical now and have no interest in such scorings. I question whether you can believe what these candidates say in making such choices. The democrats and RINOs will say anything to get and stay elected. Their stands on social issues are completely deferential to being elected, so it is hard to believe any utterance from them about anything. That in itself makes taking such a survey useless for me.

  • Well said. I would like to believe that electing Ted Cruz or Scott Walker - based on what I have read about them over the last few months - might make "things" better, but the older I get the more energy it takes to maintain a delusion. I will vote - if there is another election - I always do, but I do it the way a dog retrieves his owner's newspaper and puts it on the porch long after the owner has died.

• My top 3 are Rubio 95%, Santorum 91%, and Cruz 89%
  Out of those 3, I would vote for Cruz

  Bottom 3 Clinton 19%, Sanders 18%, O'Malley 10%.
  Out of those 3 I would vote for Daffy Duck.

  What I don't get is that it says I agree with Rubio on Immigration, but I thought he supported a path to citizenship and the DREAM Act, both of which I disagree with.

  • Me too Pop. Mine was 95-89-89 percent.