Conservitive or Liberal

[tbl]

What are your views: Conservitive or Liberal?

My views are pretty much conservitive except when it comes to Australia becoming a republic and laws for the working class.

[Nitrus]

This is the introductions section. Not the party discussion section. Moved.

Also, Welcome please read the rules and the stickies. :)

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[IRoNiK]

well i lean conservative on most issues, but there are a few topics like abortion where i tend to be liberal. there are other examples but i cant think right now. I still vote conservative unless the person is completely what i am against.

[T.J. Wolfe]

What happened to the middle party?

[Goldtotem]

This is always the same problem in any country, the choice is to limited with always the same politicians. New ideas should appear. Ease to say, hard to do ...

[Professor]

I'm a issue by issue. I tend to lean more liberal but I am not opposed for voting conservative.

[NortheastCynic]

I'm a conservative libertarian, anti-welfare, anti-regulation, pro-tax cuts, pro-balanced budget amendment, pro civil liberties, my stance on abortion is that if the child can sustain itself outside the mother at the time of an abortion, than it should be illegal, so essentially, I'm anti-partial birth and last trimester abortion...So I guess that makes me a traditional, "small government" conservative as opposed to a religious/social conservative, who, IMHO are not small government.

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[Mayberry]

What happened to the middle party? How about Libertarian? Pretty much middle of the road in my opinion.

[Cobra]

I'm kind of middle of the road. I'm pro-choice, pro-gay marriage, against the iraq war things like that but I'm also not against the death penalty, big enviro nut or anything like that.

[cs0564]

Consertvative with a closer leaning to moderate than right wing. Against abortion for the most part, but understand sometiems there are special needs during the beginning stages, Pro Gun, Pro Democracy, Pro Core Christian values, Pro Death penalty for haneous crimes, and all around happy guy for being born in the Greatest country know to man!

[firefox]

I'm a more "radical" libertarian, I guess you could say. I prefer the term voluntaryist (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voluntaryism) rather than other terms such as "anarcho-capitalist", as I like to stress the ethical/moral benefits of peaceful voluntary transactions, as opposed to simple amoral economic arguments.