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15 Feb 2011

Where do you lay politically?

What political party to you align your self with the most? Are you Democrat leaning, Republican, or somewhere in the middle?

Take some quizzes to see where you lean politically!

politicalcompass.org/test

15 February, 2011 at 9:48 by mrosman

Posted in Electoral Process, Homework | Comments Off

27 Jan 2011

Flutes, Golf, and Same-sex Marriage

I came across a very interesting lecture on TED. What do you think?

To post here, create a username. The Confirmation Password is my room number (116).

27 January, 2011 at 15:49 by mrosman

Posted in Current Events, Education, Electoral Process | Comments Off

15 Oct 2010

Are we too hard on our politicians?

Is it possible, in the political climate that we have today, that the American political culture is simply too hard on politicians? We expect a lot from our leaders. We expect them to be effective, articulate, honest, faithful, patriotic, forthcoming, and a lot of other things. We’re looking for supermen (and women)!

I present to you two articles. Read them, let me know what you think – online, or in class.

Would You Run?

The Education of a President

15 October, 2010 at 15:32 by mrosman

Posted in Electoral Process, Executive Branch, Legislative Branch | Comments Off

22 Sep 2010

Political Ideology Surveys

Political Ideology Surveys

As you know, not all political surveys are created equal: they are of varying quality and reliability, and some of them have an agenda to steer respondents one way or another. Some are not written clearly, and some are… well… just plain silly. Be aware of all this as you complete your homework!

  • Mrs. Trullinger’s Political Ideology Survey: An electronic copy of the survey we took in class that you can print out at home.
  • The Pew Research Center: Find out where you fit in on their typology scale.
  • The Political Compass: Find out where you belong on the conservative / liberal, and authoritarian / libertarian spectrum
  • Idealog: Place yourself on the conservative / liberal spectrum and libertarian / communitarian spectrum.
  • Party Matchmaking Quiz: Register what you would do if you were in charge, and see which party you match with. This site is run by supporters of having a third party.
  • Glass Booth: This isn’t really an ideology quiz, but one to pick which 2008 candidate you most closely match. What’s neat is you get to pick which issues matter to you, and then it generates questions based just on those issues.
  • How Liberal or Conservative are You: The quiz will generate code for you to put on your own website if you have one, but you can still use the results to figure out where you stand.
  • Moral Politics Quiz: Find out where you stand on the axes of moral rules and moral order.
  • Politopia: Provides a political philosophy quiz and an ideology map, aimed specially for the youth. Sponsored by the Institute for Humane Studies.
  • Are You a Red or Blue State: Totally unscientific (but fun) quiz from Slate Magazine.

Much thanks to Ken Halla and  Mrs. Lisa Trullinger who I completely ripped this awesome assignment from.

22 September, 2010 at 8:43 by mrosman

Tags: Political Ideology, Political Quiz
Posted in Current Events, Electoral Process | Comments Off

17 May 2010

Greatest Political Ad Ever???

17 May, 2010 at 10:29 by mrosman

Tags: Advertising, guns, Political ads, Republican
Posted in Current Events, Electoral Process, Legislative Branch | 1 Comment »

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