Ok here's a good one

Naaa. I was going to vote for Ron Paul in '12, a conservative libertarian. Bernie Sanders in '16, democratic socialist. And potentially Andrew Yang in '20, a Democrat half-libertarian, quarter capitalist, quarter-socialist.

Well. In this sense, I guess you could say my party is Democratic Socialist Libertarian--but, I also believe in big government, to some extent, ironically. Government as a support, rather than absolute controller. I suppose I would be a centrist. I identify mostly with the left [but not liberals or PC culture], and sometimes with the right.

The strangest thing. I showed my brother an interview with Andrew Yang, and I was sure he was going to join the Yang Gang; he agreed with literally everything he said, then he was like "but he's running as a Democrat, so I can't vote for him."

It was really strange to me. Totally believes in this person, but, since he is running as a Democrat, that makes everything he agrees with irrelevant. Don't understand how people tow party lines to the death, even when they like someone from a different party more.

No, I am a social delinquent and don't really believe in parties!

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You expect a debate? Call it argument!

I’m very fickle.. the person who’s saying what I want to hear.. I owe no party my loyalty

I don't really like labels ,but I suppose I do pay attention to what is the best policy ...that being said I'm not a fan of any one party ...but I do lean towards the left ..I'm a bleeding heart liberal * waits for libtard comment *

None.

Member of the Labour Party and support its agenda. Corbynism is the only game in town for me. Don't agree with all. Policies but definantely agree with the general direction.

I always vote a straight repub ticket but I don't like repubs and don't really agree with them on much but I'm not afraid of them trying to take my rights away.

I’ll vote for the candidates that best suit my ideals and values