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Name: tmd12345
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Not really sure atm, but happy for any.
Social stance: Centre/Left
Economic stance: Centre/Right
Anything else: Not really

Hey guys,
Sorry for the late reply but school's a thing for me. I'm flattered by the fact that both the Liberals and the Greens want me, but I've made my decision and I'll PM the relevant person.

Name: James
Preferred party(s): Currently barely supporting the Tories. Would switch to Lib Dem if they can rid themselves of the useless irrelevancy that is Tim Farron and bring in an Orange Booker.
Social stance: All over the place. Mainly left leaning, but sprinkled with right leaning stances.
Economic stance: Pretty far right.
Anything else: Voted leave. Would label myself as a relatively socially liberal neoconservative, if that makes any sense. Also a market monetarist if that enlightens you to my economic stances.

Name: James
Preferred party(s): Currently barely supporting the Tories. Would switch to Lib Dem if they can rid themselves of the useless irrelevancy that is Tim Farron and bring in an Orange Booker.
Social stance: All over the place. Mainly left leaning, but sprinkled with right leaning stances.
Economic stance: Pretty far right.
Anything else: Voted leave. Would label myself as a relatively socially liberal neoconservative, if that makes any sense. Also a market monetarist if that enlightens you to my economic stances.

Name: James
Preferred party(s): Currently barely supporting the Tories. Would switch to Lib Dem if they can rid themselves of the useless irrelevancy that is Tim Farron and bring in an Orange Booker.
Social stance: All over the place. Mainly left leaning, but sprinkled with right leaning stances.
Economic stance: Pretty far right.
Anything else: Voted leave. Would label myself as a relatively socially liberal neoconservative, if that makes any sense. Also a market monetarist if that enlightens you to my economic stances.

Name: James
Preferred party(s): Currently barely supporting the Tories. Would switch to Lib Dem if they can rid themselves of the useless irrelevancy that is Tim Farron and bring in an Orange Booker.
Social stance: All over the place. Mainly left leaning, but sprinkled with right leaning stances.
Economic stance: Pretty far right.
Anything else: Voted leave. Would label myself as a relatively socially liberal neoconservative, if that makes any sense. Also a market monetarist if that enlightens you to my economic stances.

Name: James
Preferred party(s): Currently barely supporting the Tories. Would switch to Lib Dem if they can rid themselves of the useless irrelevancy that is Tim Farron and bring in an Orange Booker.
Social stance: All over the place. Mainly left leaning, but sprinkled with right leaning stances.
Economic stance: Pretty far right.
Anything else: Voted leave. Would label myself as a relatively socially liberal neoconservative, if that makes any sense. Also a market monetarist if that enlightens you to my economic stances.

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This thread was created in UK Politics by incumbent Speaker Saracen's Fez, based on a thread created by legendary former MHoC Speaker Jarred.

Name: OpenDoor
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Liberal
Social stance: Very liberal, feminist, pro LGBT and gay marriage, minorities etc etc, anti state intervention aka Snoopers Charter.
Economic stance: Social liberalism, lean social democracy. Regulations are needed in a working capitalist society so everyone can get on.

Name: RedManc
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Official Raving Monster Loony Party
Social stance: Hard Left Wing
Economic stance: Hard Left Wing
Anything else: Should the TSR Official Monster Loony Party be reborn as the new TSR census shows there would be significant support for it:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gYHk8DdMlPG0vFMk3GoYqR4zog_sBlsiWZ-xRgK2K4E/edit

If you're hard left-wing you should consider the Socialists and Labour.
@DMcGovern @cranbrook_aspie @RayApparently @Quamquam123

Thanks,

I'm already a member of the socilists, however, I'm trying to force through the re introduction of the Official Monster Raving Loony Party.

Name: OpenDoor
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Liberal
Social stance: Very liberal, feminist, pro LGBT and gay marriage, minorities etc etc, anti state intervention aka Snoopers Charter.
Economic stance: Social liberalism, lean social democracy. Regulations are needed in a working capitalist society so everyone can get on.

Mmm. Hello, I'm the Chair of the TSR Liberal Party. I'm sure @PetrosAC'll provide safe passage into the party.

As a feminist what're the most important issues you think need to be tackled?

Are you pro-EU?

I think women being looked down upon for being single parents is a major one.

Also I think women should not be looked down upon for taking more STEM subjects, as well as men not being called 'gay' and a 'pansy' for taking qualifications such as Child Development and partaking in home economics style subjects.

I am vehemently pro-EU. At the start when I was a hard Tory I was leave but with a bit of persuasion halfway through I became very pro-EU and did a lot of online as well as a bit irl campaigning!

I'm also a feminist and your answer comes off a bit lacklustre to be frank. Female Genital Mutilation, female infanticide, honour killings, child marriages, forced marriages, commercial sex trafficking which mainly consists of women?

Only took a bit of persuasion to become pro-EU? Are you easily swayed on most issues or was it a one time thing that you had doubts about?