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Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
And you want to be my running mate?
What definition of "conservative"? Are we saying right-leaning republican to left-leaning democrat here? Because there are multiple dimensions (at least two--social and economic) on which political ideology is usually calculated. And that's why BRC and I are somewhere in the middle.
Personally, I'd put Skek in the Hank area, but more in the redneck republican mold. Adder's a flaming liberal, who's conflicted by his high-paying firm job. He likey the paycheck just a bit too much. Then again, I may not read things so well at 10pm, so I could be way off.
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Of course it's never that simple. That's why I used quoters for "liberal" and "conservative." I'm working with the totality here, just to give our new friend some flavor.
I used to think Skek was a "liberal" because of his anti-trade, protectionist views. But I'm now starting to agree with you that it's more of a Pat Buchanan position. I also used to think Adder was a flaming liberal, but there have been a couple of times lately where I've actually agreed with him, so now I'm not so sure.
