How do you view yourself, politically speaking?

[Kermit power]

ETA - PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AND VOTE TWICE FOLKS!

I have a theory that Thatcher broke traditional British politics by getting traditionaly socially conservative working class voters to vote Tory, and that Blair then compounded the confusion by persuading traditionally socially liberal middle class Tory voters to vote Labour, and as a result very few of us actually have a party that represents our spiritual tribe any longer.

I'd be interested to know if others feel they have a political home, and if so, where it is. Please therefore cast TWO votes. One for your own position and the other to say whether or not you feel there is a party that represents your political home.

Edited by Kermit power on Monday 24th June 09:33

[Rivenink]

Economically centre. Socially liberal.

[Gecko1978]

Economics to the right liberal socially and no not a party out there that offers that

[Evercross]

Anything but SNP.

[loafer123]

Economically right, socially centrist was my instinct, but I have done the political compass thingy and it came out with this;



https://www.politicalcompass.org/test

[grumbledoak]

Last time we did this I found that this open source alternative was less biased than Political Compass, which tends to push people up and left.
https://sapplyvalues.github.io/

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