I took a candidate matching quiz online and I agree with Donald Trump...

[Bucky]

...on 9% of the issues, according to ISideWith.com.

Ahead of him I matched with
Buttigieg (95%)
Sanders (94%)
Klobuchar (94%)
Warren (93%)
Steyer (89%)
Yang (89%)
Biden (88%)
Gabbard (86%)
Bloomberg (83%)
Delaney (75%)

It's strange that Bloomberg was the lowest scoring mainstream Dem for me on this survey, as he was in a four-way tie for 2nd place on the WaPo site's matching quiz. There, I agreed most with...
(12) Steyer
(11) Biden - Bloomberg - Buttigieg - Klobuchar (so basically the ones who have a B in their last name and don't worship dictators)
(10) Yang
(9) (!!) Warren
(7) Sanders
(4) Gabbard
(1) whoever decided reality shows should replace sitcoms
(-3) Barney the Dinosaur
(-8) Adolf Hitler
(-11) Adolf Hitler's evil twin
(-17) Donald Trump

(NB: a few of those scores I had to interpolate from external data sources)

In other words, these online assessments are enlightening, helpful in focusing on what issues are most important to me, and not reliable for matching you with a candidate. But the bottom line is that I'm above 75% as a match with any given Democrat. I can comfortably support whoever our nominee is.

There's reasons to argue and debate, but not really all that much worth becoming angry about before August. I'll be content with whoever our nominee is.

[guillaumeb]

1. Very well argued.

So Hitler was slightly above Trump.

[Bucky]

6. :D

Yeah, but with Hitler's evil twin, it's even closer.

[PatSeg]

7. Well, Hitler liked dogs

[relayerbob]

18. hahaha

[guillaumeb]

19. Thank you for saying that.

I have it on good authority that dogs hate Trump.

But weasels love him.

[PatSeg]

20. When I thought about it,

I could find some redeeming quality in almost everyone, except for Donald Trump. He is truly the most despicable person I can think of.

[guillaumeb]

21. I can think of one thing about Trump that makes me happy.

He is not a twin.

[PatSeg]

22. Also

He's not very healthy, so hopefully, the world won't be stuck with him for too long.

[guillaumeb]

23. I would love to send him 3 dozen bacon wrapped eclairs.

To his health, of course.

[PatSeg]

24. And a "beautiful" chocolate cake,

deep-fried!!!

[guillaumeb]

25. Deep fried IS the healthiest option. eom

[PatSeg]

27. I swear

that man brings out the worst in me, but somehow I don't feel badly.

[guillaumeb]

28. It was funny.

And true, so there is no need to feel bad.

[dewsgirl]

2. Thank you.

I had 93 percent for Sanders, Warren and Steyer. I wonder which questions are used to determine the the percentage for Trump? Mine was 9 percent as well, I can't think of anywhere he would agree with me?

[Bucky]

4. Keep in mind that he routinely changes positions mid-sentence on a number of issues

It's statistically impossible not to agree with him occasionally. Like say you support immigration and Trump is answering this same question while his wife is in the room.

[dewsgirl]

9. Lol..well that's certainly true. That was fun, I like stuff like that.

The first year of this disaster, there were loads of, How well do you know the Trump administration quizzes, I really enjoyed them. I imagine with all the chaos now, they don't have time.

[LisaM]

10. Ha ha, that is so true and so funny!

I'm probably going to quote that frequently from now on - statistically impossible not to agree with him occasionally.

[RKP5637]

3. I agreed most with Elizabeth Warren. n/t

[Bucky]

5. It's interesting

I've been with her for >6 months now, but she came in 4th in both tests.

I'm definitely a go-with-your-gut voter.

[Dale Neiburg]

8. I'm 96% Warren

95% Bernie

[yardwork]

11. Warren agreed with me most on the WaPo quiz, followed by Stayer (???)

Biden came in last, which is kind of sad. I like the guy. He's just way more conservative than i am. Bernie was fairly low on the match. I disagree with his views on gun control, carbon tax and other environmental issues (he's much more conservative than me), and trade.

On the Isidewith poll (which had kind of a right-wing push poll kind of vibe, to me) Warren and Sanders tied at 96% match with my views, followed again by Stayer (!), Pete, Amy, etc. Biden was pretty low. The Donald was last.

[Autumn]

12. He like to borrow from what progressives say. He doesn't mean any of it but he's on record

as saying some progressive things, that's why the 9%. The oaf doesn't have an original thought in his head.

[Journeyman]

13. Interesting results. I find I disagree in part with myself . . .

these are certainly odd days.

[TwilightZone]

14. ISideWith claimed Sanders was going to win all 50 states in '16.

Based on their "exclusive" polling that no one else had.

So, their results should be taken with a very large pile of salt.

It was the topic of some interesting threads in 2015.

Here's one:

https://www.democraticunderground.com/1251650529

[Bucky]

30. To be fair, Sanders polled a lot higher in 2016 than he does this year

Remember four years ago, when they were poisoned against Trump April and May he didn't be about 13% ahead of trump in popular vote. 50 states is unrealistic, but before he got tarred by being in the public eye, which happens to all candidates, he was the best chance for a landslide against Trump. 30+ States was certainly a reasonable prediction.

[TwilightZone]

31. All 50 states in the primary, not the general election.

They just made up numbers. They then slanted the ideology tests to produce the numbers they wanted. People would intentionally answer the questions with conservative answers and still end up with Sanders.

Unless there have been drastic changes behind the scenes, the site is a fraud.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

15. This

Steyer
Steyer

14

Warren
Warren

13

Bloomberg
Bloomberg

12

Buttigieg
Buttigieg

12

Klobuchar
Klobuchar

12

Yang
Yang

10

Biden
Biden

9

Sanders
Sanders

6

Gabbard
Gabbard

6

[radical noodle]

16. I took the isidewith quiz

and Pete Buttigieg is the person I most agree with. I guess I'm on the right track for now. The second choice was Elizabeth Warren and third was Amy.

[relayerbob]

17. Thanks!

I ended up with Steyer and Warren at the top and Biden and Sanders at the bottom. I'm surprised by Steyer, but not with any of the rest. Warren and Sanders have less in common than Progressives want to think

[Eliot Rosewater]

26. To be fair, he did NOT know that the Japanese attacked Pearl on Dec 7, or at all.

So he doesnt really have positions on anything as he knows nothing about everything, including and ESPECIALLY business and real estate.

Now, if a rightwing asshole who loves him says " I think we should torture small brown children" he will say OK, no problem...that is now his position.

I cant believe this shit is happening.

[Sentath]

29. Just for fun ... and 6 way tie

I have a 6 way tie for first with 12 points of agreement each.

[NYMinute]

32. Those online surveys are designed by partisan psychologists

who would never disclose the internal logic.

They are designed in such a way that their candidate scores the highest.

There was an "I side with" online survey that showed Bernie winning all 50 states against any opponent.