[JoannaV]

Originally Posted by sweetpeasmommy

I think this is the one you are thinking of https://www.politicalcompass.org/test

Ooh, that's cool, I hadn't seen that one before. I often have trouble answering questions, but I actually did fine with that one! Didn't know where I would end up, but turns out I am completely opposite the presidential candidate I'll be voting for (plus the one I'm not voting for). But in the same spot as the leader of the party whom I supported in the most recent couple of European Parliament elections.

My isidewith answers were way more polarized than I remember from the past. Answering all the questions (as opposed to just the initial ones they get you to answer) reduced my gap between the two main parties from 90% to 67%.
I feel like it was maybe less accurate than in years past though? (Not that I deny being in a more polarized position now.) For one, it had my zip code but put me in my old congressional district, that is now nowhere near me (or my zip code) since the boundaries changed in 2016.

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Originally Posted by Soliloquy

People have been saying that for 200 hundred years. In "The First Four Years" Laura gets a great deal on a flock of sheep because her neighbor was convinced the economy was ruined because of which party just won the presidency.

True. There is always something that seems so new and different, yet simultaneously when you dive into any past period you find so many similarities.