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Based on your responses, YOU are a… Libertarian
Along with 9% of the public
Compare the Typology Groups On
Typology Group Profiles * -------------------------------------------------
Staunch Conservatives * -------------------------------------------------
Main Street Republicans * -------------------------------------------------
YOU Libertarians * -------------------------------------------------
Disaffecteds
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Post-Moderns
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New Coalition Democrats * -------------------------------------------------
Hard-Pressed Democrats * -------------------------------------------------
Solid Liberals * -------------------------------------------------
Bystanders
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Total
* Review your Responses * How We Identified Your Group * Read the Report * Video: Michael Dimock Summarizes the Report's Main Findings
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Educators: If you use the Political Typology in your class, please share your feedback and help us make it a more useful tool. * Economic Stress * Politics & Elections * Government & Economic Policy * Military & Foreign Policy * Social & Domestic Policy * Demographics
Staunch Conservatives
9% of the public
What They Believe * Extremely critical of the federal government * Favor an assertive foreign policy * Pro-business; against stricter environmental laws and regulations * Strongly opposed to abortion and same-sex marriage * Convinced the 2010 health care law will be bad for the country * View immigrants as a threat to traditional American customs and values * Nearly half believe President Obama born outside the United States
Who They Are * 84% are
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