A right-of-center acquaintance just told me he was surprised to learn ...

[Scuba]

... that his preferred policy positions align with Bernie Sanders more than any other candidate (85%).

He took this short survey .... http://www.isidewith.com/political-quiz


I'm not surprised. Bernie is the mainstream candidate.

[Kalidurga]

1. Well I think most people are anarchists at heart...

they just don't know it because they have been fed so much bull all their lives they actually think that their best interests are aligned with corporate oligarchy.

[MannyGoldstein]

2. Americans are, fundamentally, Democrats

Republicans and the Third Way lock out Democratic candidates, so voters must decide between two awful choices.

Bernie's learned to get in the game and to be heard. There is some brightness again.

[Enthusiast]

51. Right again, Manny.

This is becoming more obvious by the day.

[tblue37]

77. FDR Democrats specifically. nt

[appalachiablue]

100. Brightness is the word, why I call Bernie The Sunshine Candidate (and The Disinfector)

That photo of Nixon and Elvis was one of the most popular images among visitors, as I learned when working in the Public Programs Office at the National Archives. I'll never forget hearing that.

[hifiguy]

131. Two thumbs up

Poll after poll shows majorities in favor of almost everything Bernie is talking about.

People are starting to wise up.

[prayin4rain]

3. I got 95% Bernie. I'm for Hillary, but I'd be thrilled for either to be President. n/t

[SamKnause]

27. Could I inquire what % for

Hillary you scored ?

[prayin4rain]

41. Either 87 or 81, I can't remember which. n/t

[SamKnause]

42. Thank you.

Now may I inquire why you do not support the candidate

that best represents your views ???

[prayin4rain]

48. I'm not basing my choice on an internet multiple choice test.

This simple one dimensional test does not come close to factoring in all of the relevant issues. 

I like Bernie. I was excited when he announced. I just don't think he'll be as effective as Hillary. I also think a lot of the ideas that make people support him, will not happen on a national level any time soon. Hillary can push the ball farther. I think Hillary has a better chance of actualizing more of her ideas.

[SamKnause]

49. Thank you for your reply and input.

Thank you for the civil conversation.

May I ask a few more questions ???

Have you done the research on both candidates ?

Do your political views align more with Hillary or Bernie ?

No great change will happen at all, if we don't start on the path to change.

I agree Hillary can push the ball farther.

I just do not like the direction Hillary pushes the ball.

Again thanks for your input.

[prayin4rain]

60. Until each has laid out concrete plans

on how they would get things done and I've read several economist's analysis of each plan, I have to go on who I think will be able to bring their plans to fruition AND who will be able to thwart the Republicans' evilness most effectively.

Hillary has been fighting these people for 40 years. She will be able to hold the line and push the ball to the left. If I agree with Hillary on 85% of issues and she's able to actualize 50% of those, then I'm in a better boat than agreeing 95% but only 10% are actualized.

Hillary is a top echelon, incredibly savvy politician.
This makes Bernie more likeable, but it makes Hillary a better choice for President, at this stage, in my opinion. Republicans are down right scary, somebody incredibly strong and savvy needs to be in that position. If I start to see greater leadership skills in Bernie, I could change my mind. He's had it easy so far in his political career, so he's not had the chance to demonstrate his strength as much as Hillary.

[SamKnause]

64. Thanks

[thesquanderer]

68. I see your point, but on the other hand...

...has Hillary really been fighting these people for 40 years? You could also make the argument that she has helped facilitate their agenda. Sure, she has been on the right side of many issues, but she has been on the wrong side of some very important ones (IWR, Partiot Act, DOMA, NAFTA).

I'm not one of those Nader types who believes there's no difference between electing a Dem or a Repub (or, more specifically, even a moderate Dem vs a moderate Repub), if for no other reason than Supreme Court appointments. So I'd have no problem choosing HRC in the general, and I understand the importance of having someone who can win in November. But I don't see how we Dems ever get change if we don't make known what it is we really want, so I have to vote for Bernie in the primary.

And if, by some chance, he actually gets the nomination, well, I look at the proverbial clown car on the other side, and I don't see anyone there who I don't think Bernie has a realistic chance of being able to defeat. I think it is to our advantage that the Republican party is in such disarray and filled with so many loon candidates. If we are ever to have any chance of defeating a Republican with a truly progressive candidate, 2016 might be about the best opportunity you could hope for.

[prayin4rain]

74. Yeah, those are good points. She's been strong, but she's

also failed to stand up at important junctures. It's a tough decision. I'm terrified of another Republican president. Like, I literally feel actual fear over the idea. So, I may support Hillary a little more for that reason.

But, a truly progressive President, provided they could get things done, would be great for this country. Especially right now. But an ineffectual President is a huge risk with these wolves. Tough decision, for sure.

[DhhD]

115. I do not agree with Bill Clinton and Paul Ryan when they had an agreeable conversation about priva

privatizing Social Security to Wall Street. Did you see this video taped conversation? Now I wonder how Hillary would make sure that this does not get done?

[prayin4rain]

116. I didn't see the conversation. But, I don't agree with privatizing SS either.

We let wallstreet steal enough money as it is. ..

[randys1]

102. You are on the wrong planet or board

asking intelligent questions, not attacking a candidate while doing it

Just where in the world do you come off doing that?

I WANNA KNOW

[7962]

108. Really, the NERVE of that guy!

[sabrina 1]

29. Can I ask why, if Bernie represents you more on the issues, why you would not help him win?

[CANDO]

37. Not to offend....

But mostly people want a woman potus, regardless of anything else. And we chide the other side for voting against their own interest.

[SamKnause]

43. I will never understand that reasoning.

I am a white 61 year old female who votes for the

candidate that bests represents my views.

For me that is Bernie.

[CANDO]

46. Thats how I see it also.

But yet we had someone upthread saying on the issues, Bernie best reflects their views and yet supports HRC. To me that is entirely counterproductive and voting on what seems to be gender alone.

[SamKnause]

47. That's how I see it as well.

They seem to treat it as if they are voting for the winner on American Idol

or the Voice.

It just boggles my mind.

[Bernie 2016]

72. +1

This is what the feeling to me these days that the primaries has turned to one of those stupid contest shows...

[SamKnause]

73. Thank you Bernie 2016.

Welcome to DU.

[arcane1]

104. Some people elect candidates, others audition them n/t

[Chemisse]

134. Are you sure that's true?

I am a white female and I favor Bernie.

I would love to see a woman president, but I mostly want the best person to lead and represent us.

[CANDO]

139. It appears that way to me

I'm sensing a huge chunk of her support is gender driven and that she is owed something which was taken from her in 08.

[prayin4rain]

40. I'm not basing my choice on an internet multiple choice test.

This simple one dimensional test does not come close to factoring in all of the relevant issues.

I like Bernie, I was excited when he announced. I just don't think he'll be as effective as Hillary. I also think a lot of the ideas that make people support him, will not happen on a national level any time soon. Hillary can push the ball farther.

[arcane1]

107. I got 96% Sanders, 87% Clinton, 65% O'Malley

Cruz and Santorum are last at 1%

[prayin4rain]

111. Mine was super low on them too and I still wondered how the hell I had any!

I had like 20% with HUCKABEE! My shame was great. Haha

[arcane1]

112. Same here, it wasn't close at all but still too close

I was thinking "I don't remember being asked if I breathe air and drink water!"

[prayin4rain]

113. Haha, exactly! n/t

[Martin Eden]

4. Thanks, that's a pretty good survey

93% Bernie for me.

[rpannier]

5. I was

Sanders (98), Clinton (89), O' Malley (69) that surprised me, Huckabee and Paul (37), Christie (33), Bush and Carson (17), Perry and Santorum (12), Cruz (11), Walker (10), Rubio and Graham (7) and Fiorina (6)

[valerief]

6. Bernie 96%, Hillary 79%, O'Malley 71%, and the rest are under 50%. nt

[Hell Hath No Fury]

7. A high school acquaintance -

who I am friends with on FB has been posting pro-Bernie stuff like crazy. He is white, middle-aged, lives in VA, is into motorcycles/guns/Jesus/the Confederate flag. The guy is also a vet, a family man, and a Union worker. And he loves him some Bernie.

On edit: 99% Bernie for me. I have my candidate.

[sabrina 1]

30. Bernie has fought hard for Vets, so maybe that is why your friend likes him?

[Volaris]

56. Your friend doesn't surprise me...

I work at a Midwest hotel, and one of our regulars is a near retirement truck driver from north georgia.
republican, white, southern heritage, progun, small government, all that good jazz that we usually deride as signs of personal ignorance around here.
He knows southern and central appilacia as well as anyone, and swears to high heaven that if it weren't for FDR and the Tennessee valley authority, half of West Virginia TO THIS DAY wouldn't have electricity.
In other words, he might not care all that much for the 'welfare state' but he is damn-well smart enough to know who butters HIS bread, so to speak, and is willing to make some smart trades that work in his immediate and long-term favor.
And there are millions of him across America.
GO BERNIE, GO.

[PatrickforO]

8. I got 98% for Bernie and 91% for Clinton

0% for Cruz. No surprise there - that guy is a knuckle-dragging Neanderthal. I do not like green eggs and ham. I do not like them, Sam I am.

[jayschool]

125. I'm jealous

Not sure how I scored 9 percent for Cruz. Nine percent of me feels really dirty right now.

On the other hand, I scored 99 percent for Bernie and 87 for Hill.

That's good.

[Half-Century Man]

9. It is a good tool to pass around.

I'm thinking letters to editors highlighting
http://www.isidewith.com/political-quiz
http://www.gotoquiz.com/politics/political-spectrum-quiz.html
http://politicalcompass.org/

[DRoseDARs]

10. 97 Bernie, 90 Hillary, 80 O'Malley nt

[TheNutcracker]

11. Bernie IS the mainstream candidate!

[WorseBeforeBetter]

12. Sanders 96%, Hillary 80%, O'Malley 72%.

Interesting.

[frylock]

13. 98% Sanders, 76% Clinton

Highest rated GOP candidate was Randy Paul at 28%.

[Flying Squirrel]

14. Sanders 99%, Clinton 94%, O'Malley 74% Cruz 1%

I guess it's Sanders/Cruz for me!

[nadinbrzezinski]

15. Hmmm, now that is one heck of a combo

[HooptieWagon]

103. Well, it equals 100%!

[Juicy_Bellows]

16. The I Side With Survey has been going around lately.

Does anyone have anybody scoring higher than Sanders on their answers?

I hit 99% with Bernie. Anyone have Hillary or someone else higher?

By that I mean, does someone have Hillary over Sanders?

[stage left]

17. I'm delighted to note

That I only agree with Ted Cruz on 9 % of the issues. I'm 97% Bernie, 83% Hillary and 70 % M O'M.

[Enthusiast]

52. I think I would chew off my leg if I agreed with Cruz at 9%.

[URL=.html][IMG][/IMG][/URL]

[stage left]

78. I find that

a rather ugly and unneccesary comment. I think Cruz and I agreed that the sky is blue. A surprise, I know.

[7962]

110. hey, even Mussolini got the trains to run on time! nt

[emsimon33]

18. 98% with Bernie!

No surprise.

[Cleita]

20. ..

[emsimon33]

21. Miss you!

[angstlessk]

87. Me too, Me too!

98% Bernie, and 92% Hillary, only 76% for O'Malley

[DFW]

19. Conforming with the trend

97% Bernie, 84% Hillary, etc etc.

Then suddenly I get a pop-up to click on some question saying I support Bernie Sanders on some obvious issue, and asking for my email address.

That raises the question of just who set up this questionnaire, and how "objective is it?" Our ideals should stand on their own merits. I don't need some friendly version of Frank Luntz to push me in a direction I already want to go.

Like Smaug, the dragon, said in his "interview" with Colbert, "I don't like this."

[sabrina 1]

32. I didn't get any popup. Who set it up? Why would that matter? The questions are pretty

straightforward. Maybe people whose scores show they agree with Hillary more, get pop ups too?

[DFW]

36. I sure got the popup

The second I got my score, poof, there it was.

It matters plenty. It compromises the perceived objectivity of whoever does the poll's scoring. Obviously the questions were straightforward, but just who does the scoring calculations, and how they were done, are anything but clear. I didn't program the poll, and neither did you. Somebody else did, and since I don't yet have a preference in this race, neither they, nor their poll could possibly know who I prefer.

[sabrina 1]

83. What I'm saying is that it is possible that when a score shows a preference for ANY candidate

the popup may appear. I don't know if that is the case or not, and neither do you. I get ads on many sites I go to which are matched to words or phrases in the search. This could be the same thing. Not someone manipulating but simply the way ads are done online. Eg, if your score shows you favor Hillary, does the same thing happen?

I have seen ads on liberal blogs for far right wingers simply because their name was mentioned.

I very much doubt Sanders' campaign is behind this poll. They don't have the money to spend on something that isn't going to help their campaign very much.

[DFW]

97. Actually, that would be an interesting thing to try

i.e. find someone whose score showed they preferred Hillary, and got a popup. Since I found at least 95% of the questions to be no-brainers--maybe more, I don't remember them all--and haven't seen anyone say their score said they prefer anyone other than Sanders, that in itself is odd. You can't tell me that the only people who tried the test are Sanders supporters.

I get popups asking for contributions all the time when asked for signatures on petitions, etc. But that is rather obviously deliberate. If someone latched onto this poll and inserted the Bernie popup--well, I guess, but whoever did it didn't do Bernie any favors. I agreed with the popup, but it didn't enhance the objectivity of the poll any for me--quite the opposite. Maybe I need to hear from the first person to say the poll indicated they preferred O'Malley to take it more seriously. I haven't yet heard one person say so, for whatever that's worth, and anyone can write a poll to get desired results from a group of like-minded people.

[BuelahWitch]

71. I didn't either, but I have Adblock Plus n/t

[awoke_in_2003]

22. 99% Bernie. nt

[JayhawkSD]

23. 86% Bernie Sanders

Which actually surprises me a little bit. Doesn't astonish me, but...

[raven mad]

24. 95% Bernie.

But y'all already knew that!

[ChisolmTrailDem]

25. I have a right wingnut cousin who has been posting pictures of Bernie quotes on her timeline for

quite awhile. I'm sure she has (or had) no idea that he is a dreaded socialist, she just liked what he said.

[sabrina 1]

33. Don't tell her, lol. If it's an open primary state she can vote for him in the primary.

[SamKnause]

26. 96% Bernie 72% Hillary.

[HooptieWagon]

28. 99% Bernie

That is the most I've agreed with a candidates position, ever.

[eridani]

31. Sanders 100%, Clinton 87%, O'Malley 76%, Huckabee 43%

Was surprised to find Huckabee in favor of increasing Medicaid, trying terror suspects in domestic courts, equal pay and giving children of undocumented workers citizen ship. He's against Common Core--dislike of which is truly bipartisan.

[Piasladic]

136. 100% Sanders

When I got that result and Clinton in the low 90's, I figured it was a joke... Some Pro Bernie thing I didn't need. I already love Bernie Sanders.

However, it seems other people are getting more understandable percents... so maybe it isn't a fraud.

[Art_from_Ark]

34. Bernie 98%

Hillary 78%
O'Malley 75%

[Rockyj]

99. Me was 98% Bernie too!

[fizzgig]

35. that test told me i agree with huckabee on reproductive freedom

99 percent bernie, 88 percent hillary and 76 percent o'malley. i'm a bit disturbed i got 34 percent for huckabee.

[avebury]

38. Bernie Sanders 97% nt

[Spider Jerusalem]

39. mine, Sanders: 98%; Clinton, 90%, O'Malley, 79%.

Clown car contingent: Christie, 39%, Rand Paul, 34%, Scott Walker, 19%, Ben Carson, 16%, Carly Fiorina, 13%, Ted Cruz, 2%.

[TBF]

44. And that is why he can win -

he can get the Reagan dems back. That's our labor base and we need them. As I watch confederate flags being lowered all over the country (and watch the acceptance of gay marriage grow) I have hope that we can do this. Yes, there are some backwards people out there who we will never reach. But I no longer believe they are the majority.

[TBF]

45. Bernie 98%, Hillary 74%, Bush 52% -

and then the crazies from the clown car were all really low. I'm just not in love with neo-lib theory. I think we need to keep looking out for our people and not ship jobs overseas by the millions. I would feel differently if we had a minimum income and serious re-training and other safety nets, but we don't.

[Dont call me Shirley]

50. The only folks who want to undo FDR's New Deal are the billionaires, the rest of us want to

expand and enrich the New Deal! Most Americans are Progressives, they just need to know that. The billionaires are Regressives, wanting us to live in feudalism while they live in gluttonous luxury.

[Dont call me Shirley]

53. I got a 93% for Bernie, I have even more liberal policy ideas than him.

[pampango]

54. I know what you mean and I think it is a good thing but it is weird in a way.

What makes your acquaintance "right-of-center"? Does he just think of himself as conservative (because that is 'cool' ) or does he really have conservative views on important issues? I suppose left-right, liberal-conservative groupings get confused with populism which can cross those definitions.

[Scuba]

59. Excellent question. I suspect many Americans think they're right-of-center because ...

... they've been told they are.

[Bettie]

55. Took the quiz, mostly Sanders

Sanders 98%, Clinton 89%, O'Malley 77%

[jopacaco]

57. 99% with Bernie!

I am not surprised.

[LondonReign2]

58. 98% Bernie, 87% Hillary, 70% O'Malley...4% Fiorina

[LanternWaste]

61. I took an internet test that reported my

I took an internet test that reported my past life as a Ptolemaic engineer helpful in the construction of the Lighthouse of Alexandria.

[democrank]

62. Interesting survey

After answering all the additional questions:

Bernie........97%

Hillary........84%

O`Malley....67%

[Bluenorthwest]

63. Bernie 100% , Clinton 92%, O'Malley 72%....Ted Cruz 0%

nt

[90-percent]

65. my results

90% Jimmy is 98% for BERNIE SANDERS!

And, uh, 84% for Hillary.

-jim

[Lucky Luciano]

66. Bernie 94%/Hillary 87%...but I lean closer to Hillary.

I lean closer to Hillary for somewhat selfish reasons - I put more weight on certain issues than this survey does. I work at a hedge fund. However, if Bernie were elected, I think that would be pretty cool too.

As for the others:

O'Malley 65
R Paul 31
Fuckabee 31
Chris Krispy 31
Bush 21
Perry 17
Rubio 16
Fiorina 15
Graham 13
Walker 13
Cruz 12
Carson 11
Sanitarium 9

[raouldukelives]

67. 98% Bern. 91% Hillary 73% Malley nt

[blackspade]

69. 98%Sanders, 83% Clinton, and 71% o'Malley

Mid 30s on both Huckaby and Paul!?

[Cosmic Kitten]

70. 95% Bernie

Interesting site!

95% Bernie
70% Her
42% Rand!?!

Oddly, it said I had common ground
with "her" on economic issues....
but in the report it said they could not
determine her position on the issues???


According to their map I should be
living somewhere between
Massachusetts and Vermont?

[yallerdawg]

75. Bernie wins every time?

How do you keep getting the same result no matter how you answer?

What happened to skepticism?

[Bernie 2016]

76. Let's see..

99% Santorum
98% Cruz
93% Rand
....

Oh wait, that was my tea-party uber-asshole alter-ego.. here's the real thing..

97% Bernie
82% Hillary
67% O'Malley

The clowns that came closest to me was 9% Rand

[boston bean]

79. I love these conversion stories.. nt

[Kurska]

80. Bernie Sanders in first with.. Marco Rubio in Second and Hillary Clinton in third.

85% Bernie Sanders
70% Marco Rubio
65% Hillary Clinton
60% Mike Huckabee

How is that even possible?

[Fred Sanders]

81. "Surveys", like this one meant for amusement and not actually meaning anything, are like that.

[catbyte]

82. Bernie: 97%, Hillary: 88%, TED CRUZ: 4%=WTF?

[DrBulldog]

84. I'm really feelin' the BERN . . .

. . . I got 99% for Bernie.

[mnhtnbb]

85. 97% with Bernie and 84% with Hillary

[iandhr]

86. I am a Hillary suporter.

But I am also a huge Bernie fan. I also like Martin O'Malley.


However most Americans state they won't vote for a "Socialist"

It doesn't matter if many people agree with Sanders on many of the issues. He can't win a general election because in our political world facts don't manner.

[Hayduke Bomgarte]

88. My results were

95% Bernie. 80% Hillary. O'Malley was in the 50s. No one else broke 35%. Snot Walker was 6% and was the very bottom of my list.

[abakan]

89. I took the survey

I was surprised to find out I side with Bernie, 96%.

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

90. As are most Americans, they just don't realize it

Until you break down actual policy. Americans have been brainwashed to hate government so much, and anti-government rhetoric and sentiment often rules the day.

We must unlearn this

[Orsino]

91. Sanders 97%, Clinton 92%. n/t

[SpankMe]

92. For me: Bernie Sanders, 91%. Hillary Clinton, 84%.

Scott Walker, 8%. I want a recount on that one!

[TNNurse]

93. So how does your right of center

explain this??? Perhaps he needs a new way to express himself.

You might buy him a drink and welcome him to a more liberal community.

[bklyncowgirl]

94. Bernie 95%, Hillary 80% O'Malley 77%. Wow, this is weird Huckster 45%, Rand Paul 33%

OK, Huckabee is something of a populist on economic issues and I'm close to Rand Paul on the Patriot Act, drug and surveillance issues.

The rest of the Republicans way below 20%

[lark]

95. I took the test

100% match for Bernie (no surprise at all there)
94% match for Hillary - somewhat surprising.

[Octafish]

96. Weird isn't it?

When people learn about the guy, they like him.

[Ino]

98. Sanders 96%, Clinton 83%, O'Malley 65%

But... but... they didn't ask who my genitals align with!

[arcane1]

101. Sanders speaks for the majority, even if many of them don't realize it yet

[ieoeja]

105. I side 98% with Bernie Sanders. n/t

[AzDar]

106. Bernie!!

[cascadiance]

109. Tell him he shouldn't be surprised. Sounds like he doesn't like corporate power either...

Tell him that if he doesn't like corporate power in our government, that he shouldn't be surprised that this entity is using a lot of that power to spread a lot of disinformation that he's probably heard in effort to steer many people like him away from Bernie and perhaps persuade him to expand his boundaries of where he looks for information. That would be a good neutral way to not go after whatever party affiliation he has, etc. but to note that it isn't so much of a party issue, but a corruption issue of both parties, and the very function of government itself and the consolidated media space that creates the false narrative we have to endure now.

[titaniumsalute]

114. I got 97% Bernie...and 97% Hillary.

So a conundrum I guess LOL.

Good news is I got 3% Teddy Cruz.

[d_r]

117. I got 97% Bernie, 88% Clinton, 73% O'Malley

but only 62% DU, 42% my state of Tennessee and 13% the nearest town

[robertpaulsen]

118. 98% Sanders, 82% Clinton, 69% O'Malley, 55% Christie.

Apparently, Christie and I agree on environmental issues.

[sarge43]

119. 96% for Sanders, 93% for Clinton

I'm supporting Sanders, but whoever wins the nomination, I'm there.

[lancer78]

120. 90% Bernie

77% Hillary. A lot of my Libertarian friends like Bernie as well.

[wysi]

121. Just took the test...

... got 97% Bernie. 85% Hillary. I'll happily vote for whomever has the D after their name in the GE.

[raven mad]

122. A good friend and fellow biker who is a die-hard Republican............

just came up 83% Bernie...............

[mwooldri]

123. Bernie and Clinton are in a dead heat with me.

Naturally I'd be happy with either candidate. O'Malley wasn't far off. Apparently I side more with Jeb Bush (puke!) on environmental issues. Go figure.

[BlueJazz]

124. Ted Cruz

I answered every question the opposite of my true feelings. scary.

[aggiesal]

126. I'm surprised ...

Sanders - 98%
Clinton - 96%
O'Malley - 71%
Paul - 52%
Huckabee - 52%
Bush - 51%
Christie - 51%
Walker - 30%
Graham - 28%
Carson - 23%
Santorum - 15%
Perry - 15%
Cruz - 9%
Fiorina - 9%

[Warpy]

127. Policy by policy, he's right in the center of the mainstream

and that's why I'll be voting for him in the primary, hoping a very good showing and making Clinton and any other party favorites have to work damned hard to beat him, catching a fucking clue in the process.

I think a lot of Republicans would be surprised by that poll. I'll have to suggest it more often when the subject comes up at other sites.

[AndreaCG]

128. 98 Bernie 92 Hillary 82 Martin

43 percent Huckabee though, apparently on healthcare. Odd.

[malokvale77]

129. I took that survey

First thing I noticed was, only one question allowed me to say how important an issue was. All the others were grayed out at "some what". I answered most questions with my own stance (I am an artist and see all the shades of gray).

Other than that, I was Bernie Sanders at 98%. I think the Israel support question kept us from being 100%. I don't support the current government of Israel.

Go Bernie.

[samsingh]

130. i side with Hillary and Bernie over 90% each

either candidate works for me - but i prefer Hillary.

[PatrynXX]

132. says I side 94 % of the time with Bernie

figures.

[blm]

133. This would be true of MOST Americans if they ever truly bothered to research, instead

of relying on Moonie News broadcast by FOX.

[PBass]

135. Results will probably surprise some DU'rs who think they hate Hillary.

For me:

99% Bernie
84% Hillary

They are very close on most of the important issues.

[RichVRichV]

137. Bernie of course.

I was 98% Bernie and 79% Hillary.


My mom was 89% Bernie and 72% Hillary. She has been dead set that she won't vote for Hillary for a long time.

[bluedigger]

138. Bernie 97%, HRC 81%, DU 56% !!!!

I don't know which of youse is mucking up the numbers, but when I find out...