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What American party supports your views?
Heres a website with some info on a few parties
american political Parties
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I voted Agrarian Party, Anti-Messianic Party, Pro-Messianic Party, British Whigs who can't stand those bleeding imposters party, know something party, and the grand old party of pinko socialists.

I voted Democratic Party because I identify
more with Democrats than Republicans.

The Wilde Party

Joking aside Possibly the Swedish Pirate Party (I like there stance on sane copyright laws) but while voteing I normally try to pick the person least likely not to mess up the job.

Sadly the only guy ever not to mess up to bad while in office was William Henry Harrison but this was due to the fact, he was only president for less than a month.

I dont do political parties. I add my vote to whomever I feel is the most competent. The way I see it, joining a party makes you obligated to vote the same as the party votes. I would rather not have that influence.

I think there should be a "none of the above" category, as I do not identify with any of these parties. I am a patriot!

Democrat. Liberalism remains an honourable political position in Canada.

I used to be a member of my country's Socialist Party, but lef tit due to its lack of internal democracy. I get increasingly irritated at them now. They are veyr anti-European and I am very pro-European (but want social left policy). Also they have a new leader who pretty much just screams in debates rather than using serious arguments. There is an issue here for exmaple about whether the age of retirement should be raised from 65 to 67, and the only argument against it this party can use is "it's a social attainment" (is that the right word?). I now support another party which is also socialist, but more towards left liberal and also green. They are unfortunately not as vocal on the issues I most care about (eg. healthcare), but I refuse to give out single issue votes.

MartyMoose: No worries