how do i find out my political views?
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Try political Compass. It's an online test
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Its not really a quiz, its just a list of positions.  See if you agree or disagree with them.\n\nhttp://www.dennisprager.com/areyouliberal.html\n\nGet back to me to see how you did.
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You can start reading about them and checking there religion most Indian politics join a religious organization check that and check any link with some people who are in there team act like a fan of his then ask for there secretary number and you will get what you need.
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A public statement of approval of, or support for, a political candidate or question
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actually yahoo does a fantastic job of figuring that out for you.  It's kinda cool.  Just pick your state and Rep, then below the picture choose the option "key votes".  Also you can go to their specific website.
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Political views are based off of one's morals and values - THAT cannot be helped. Where a lot of people go wrong, though, is in seeking media outlets that support their point of view rather than challenge it.\n\nTo be truly informed, one must look at the so-called liberal media and the so-called conservative media - with a gain of salt. One should do as much research as possible and then decide if the evidence shape his views or if he lets his views shape the evidence.
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Even if it's not extremely clear, everybody (including me) would give you a biased opinion.  So, I'll recommend a website which shows EXACTLY what each party believes, on each issue.\n\nDemocrats\nhttp://ontheissues.org/Dem_Platform_2004.htm\nRepublicans\nhttp://ontheissues.org/2004_GOP_Platform.htm\n\nThese are the official platforms, or published definitive views, of both the Democrat & Republican parties.  You can't get much more accurate than from the parties themselves.
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First off you need to figure out what you believe and why.  Remove emotions from the equation.  Read Plato's Republic, Machevelli, Communist Manifesto, your country's founding documents.\n\nThen once you know what you believe and why then you can see which party is the closest to your beliefs
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VOTE    check on a candidates previous voting record and see what his/her real agenda might be... don't get lost or confused by tv commercials,hand shaking,photo-ops,newspaper articles by a reporter with his own agenda,one time 'popular' crusades, or shiny hand bills and lawn signs. Get politically active and find out what the real issues are.................then...VOTE
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That's like asking "Why should I try to have a good life when I am only going to die anyway?"\nVoting is what makes any democratic country great. It gives you a chance, albeit a small one, to voice your opinion.\nFirst off, you can't just vote straight party lines. You have to do some hard work, research the candidates, not just watch their ads, and find out all you can about them and what they stand for. Then make an informed decision. If there is no one you believe should have the job, don't vote for that office, or vote for the one who comes closest to what you want. A lot of the smaller parties (libertarians, green party, etc...) have candidates that might come closer to what you are looking for, and if enough people vote for those parties (even though the odds of one of them ever winning are low) maybe one of the main parties will realize that there are a lot of people out there who want what you want, and will try to present their own candidates with those same views.
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http://myweb2.search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=slv8-frz&p=political%20debate%20traditional%20logic%20rules
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http://governmentoffice.onlinepolitics.com/onlinepolitics/index.jsp?portal_id=21&domain=governmentoffice.com&keyword=government%20office&referrer=\nhttp://www.government.com/\nhttp://www.firstgov.gov/index.shtml
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What each party believes (generally) d= Democrats, r=Rep.\n\n-Political outlook: D(left-center, liberal) R(right-center, conservative)\n\n- Taxes: D(progressive, generally higher), R:(flat tax, lower)\n\n- War: D(generally dovish, but not always), R:(hawkish)\n\n- Abortion: D:(Pro-choice) R:(Pro-Life)\n\n- Religion (of followers): D:(Non-religious, new religions, Mainline protestants, Jews), R:(evangelicals, increasingly Catholic)\n\n-Race/region: D(Northeast, West coast, Midwest, urban, blacks, jews, ethnic) R:(south, west, whites, religious ethnic groups, rural)\n\n- Gun control: D(yes) R:(no)\n\n- In bed with ?: D(Feminist groups, ACLU, NOW, Unions, Lawyers) R(Religious Right, NRA, Big Business, Big Oil)\n\n-who cynics say runs the party: D("radical feminists, gays, blacks, psuedo-intellectual college types, maybe even {gasp} communists !") R(" Religious nuts, trailer trash, Halburton, Neo-cons, maybe even {gasp} fascists").
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Anything that you feel strongly about and are well educated on. Topics could be ..... War in Iraq, abortion, national health care, removing or keeping the trade embargo against Cuba, seperation of church and state, and many others. Keep in mind that your opinion will likely be at odds with at the very least a few. Also make sure and research what points people will use to argue against your position, but mostly try and pick something you feel strongly about and prepare yourself.
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by use of political whiteness for a complete explanation go to the sight below. good luck.
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Try this:  http://www.americanpresidents.org/
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It's way too early to tell who I'll vote for - I don't vote by strict party lines. I vote for who I think is the best for the job. I can't know that until I know who's in the running.