Cool President Quiz

http://2012election.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=004491

Post your results and if you were surprised.


Your matches:
Click a candidate to see his/her positions under the questions.
Obama
73% agreed

Johnson
71% agreed

Roemer
58% agreed

Paul
56% agreed

Santorum
33% agreed

Gingrich
31% agreed

Romney
24% agreed



Little surprised that Santorum was the highest of the big 3 republican candidates but nothing else surprises me.

Thomasdrrn09 wrote:

http://2012election.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=004491

Post your results and if you were surprised.


Your matches:
Click a candidate to see his/her positions under the questions.
Obama
73% agreed

Johnson
71% agreed

Roemer
58% agreed

Paul
56% agreed

Santorum
33% agreed

Gingrich
31% agreed

Romney
24% agreed



Little surprised that Santorum was the highest of the big 3 republican candidates but nothing else surprises me.

I do not like your views.

My results.

But I disagree with this poll because a good chunk of questions I answered don't matter near as much as other questions. They should weight this poll. Paul was clearly the highest for the questions I cared about. The foreign policy and drug questions differed with Paul, but we all know Paul's foreign policy is shit.

Gingrich
84% agreed

Santorum
80% agreed

Romney
73% agreed

Paul
67% agreed

Roemer
50% agreed

Johnson
43% agreed

Obama
24% agreed

Farmer1906 wrote:

My results.

But I disagree with this poll because a good chunk of questions I answered don't matter near as much as other questions. They should weight this poll. Paul was clearly the highest for the questions I cared about. The foreign policy and drug questions differed with Paul, but we all know Paul's foreign policy is shit.

Gingrich
84% agreed

Santorum
80% agreed

Romney
73% agreed

Paul
67% agreed

Roemer
50% agreed

Johnson
43% agreed

Obama
24% agreed

Yeah its definitiely flawed but cool none the less. For example the question about whether or not someone cheated on their spouse should be able to run for office. I put yes but that doesn't mean I support gingrich yet they gave him two or three percent.

Roemer
88% agreed

Paul
69% agreed

Gingrich
67% agreed

Romney
63% agreed

Santorum
61% agreed

Johnson
59% agreed

Obama
46% agreed

Buddy Roemer for prez

Obama
91% agreed

Roemer
63% agreed

Johnson
58% agreed

Paul
50% agreed

Santorum
37% agreed

Gingrich
31% agreed

Romney
31% agreed

very cool thomas thanks for posting

Very close at the top just three percent separate Roemer, Paul and Obama. Lol fucking bottom three.

Roemer
79% agreed

Paul
77% agreed

Obama
76% agreed

Johnson
70% agreed

Gingrich
32% agreed

Santorum
32% agreed

Romney
15% agreed

Paul
81% agreed

Roemer
81% agreed

Johnson
66% agreed

Gingrich
63% agreed

Santorum
61% agreed

Obama
53% agreed

Romney
46% agreed

It's looking like Roemersanity!

Obama
83% agreed

Johnson
72% agreed

Roemer
63% agreed

Paul
59% agreed

Santorum
48% agreed

Gingrich
38% agreed

Romney
27% agreed

Romney getting shit on.

Found a new one that is even better

http://www.isidewith.com/

Last quiz seemed to have more of a gap. 87 percent for Paul and 85 for Romney makes it seem like they are similar but i don't know how they generate results.


87%

Ron Paul

on economic, immigration, domestic policy, social, healthcare, and environmental issues.


86%

Gary Johnson

on economic, domestic policy, science, social, healthcare, and environmental issues.


85%

Mitt Romney

on domestic policy, economic, immigration, and environmental issues.


63%

Jimmy McMillan

on immigration and healthcare issues.


60%

Virgil Goode

no major issues.


53%

Barack Obama

no major issues.


30%

Jill Stein

on healthcare issues.


11%

Stewart Alexander

on healthcare issues.







66%

California Voters

on healthcare issues.


84%

American Voters

on domestic policy, immigration, foreign policy, social, healthcare, and environmental issues.

KingsOwn19 wrote:

Last quiz seemed to have more of a gap. 87 percent for Paul and 85 for Romney makes it seem like they are similar but i don't know how they generate results.


87%

Ron Paul

on economic, immigration, domestic policy, social, healthcare, and environmental issues.


86%

Gary Johnson

on economic, domestic policy, science, social, healthcare, and environmental issues.


85%

Mitt Romney

on domestic policy, economic, immigration, and environmental issues.


63%

Jimmy McMillan

on immigration and healthcare issues.


60%

Virgil Goode

no major issues.


53%

Barack Obama

no major issues.


30%

Jill Stein

on healthcare issues.


11%

Stewart Alexander

on healthcare issues.







66%

California Voters

on healthcare issues.


84%

American Voters

on domestic policy, immigration, foreign policy, social, healthcare, and environmental issues.

Yeah good point.

Barack Obama
no major issues.
16%

95%
Mitt Romney
on immigration, economic, healthcare, foreign policy, environmental, science, and domestic policy issues.

89%
Ron Paul
on immigration, economic, healthcare, foreign policy, environmental, and domestic policy issues.

I call BS on Mitt's true stances.

isidewith.com has given some good conversation over the last few weeks, I was suprised romney was #1 for me

romney 88%

Gary Johnson 84%

Paul 82%

Obama 52%

Thomasdrrn09 wrote:

Found a new one that is even better

http://www.isidewith.com/

I really like this surveys setup, innovative. Anyways, looks like this today for me.

Jill Stein – 93%

Barack Obama – 84%

Gary Johnson – 72%

Rocky Anderson – 63%

Mitt Romney – 18%

Virgil Goode – 11%

95% Democrat, 93% Green, 56% Libertarian, 5% Republican

California Voters – 70%

American Voters - 67%

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