Political Leanings of Members

Country of Residence: USA
Nationality: USA
Political Compass Result: Economic Left/Right:-1.75 - Social Libertarian/Authoritarian:-3.28
Where do you put yourself on the political spectrum: Economically moderate, socially libertarian
Do you indentify yourself with a certain political grouping (socialist, neocon, etc): Libertarian
Do you indentify yourself with a certain political party: No
Religion: Mormon

Abortion: Immoral except for rape/health reasons, but should probably still be legal 1st and perhaps 2nd trimester
War in Iraq: a costly mistake that distracted attention from terrorists and Afghanistan
Marijuana: should be decriminalized and regulated
Firearms: some regulation is okay (i.e. preventions for felons or the mentally ill), but should be limited-safety training should be a greater focus
Gay Marriage: should be legal
Gay adoption: should be legal, but perhaps with some input from the biological parents
Religion in schools: should be private and personal, neither public nor prohibited
Death penalty: undecided

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Marshal Murat

Country of Residence: United States of America
Nationality: American of British/Welsh/Scottish descent.
Political Compass Result:Economic=.12
Political= -.51

Where do you put yourself on the political spectrum: I'm a capitalist who fears rampant Social Darwinism, politically I identify with the right, but I'm still centrist. Barack Obama, look out! Idealistic foreign policy, but I understand realpolitik is required.

Do you indentify yourself with a certain political grouping (socialist, neocon, etc): Conservative (American)

Do you indentify yourself with a certain political party: Republican Party

Religion: EpiscoPresbyAgnosticism

Abortion: Should be avoided as much as possible (education etc), as the more I know the more I consider it a terrible and fatal decision against a human being, an unborn individual.
War in Iraq: Was for invasion, and hoping to stay in Iraq until stability is assured.
Marijuana: Should be allowed and regulated less than alcohol. I have personally witnessed what drink and drive can do.
Firearms: Allow those capable and willing to carry firearms to have them.
Gay Marriage: Against marriage, willing to allow "civil unions". Marriage is a sacred religious trust.
Gay adoption: Against, but not willing to argue about it.
Religion in schools: (assuming that you mean actual faith-based schools and not just extension courses) I guess it is better to offer them to take control out of the hand of extremists.
Death penalty: For death penalty, but the evidence needs to be concrete.