I'm utterly amazed that so many of you guys are libertarian-leaning. I would suspect that's more of the biased sample (internet people) rather than ENFPs just naturally being wise, wonderfully correct people, but it's certainly encouraging for me. I would've guessed that socially liberal/fiscally conservative people in the US were mostly NTs with an independent streak; you guys may have shattered my hypothesis.

I'm also curious: how many of you read Hit 'n' Run?

Oh dear, it's a soapbox Sunday morning  I'm with Alysaria, I used to be Republican only because I was raised in the Deep South believing all else was EVIL lol.  How ironic is that?  Then I was Libertarian because I totally agree with fair tax and the least amount of dependence on the Government for healthcare, welfare, etc... (think Ron Paul, whom I do adore), now after seeing this last election, I will never get involved with it again, ever.  I cannot stand the corruption, greed and immorality of Washington and our nation at the moment, ahhh reminiscent of Rome in the good ol' days.  Nancy Peolsi...don't get me started, and where the HELL did she come from anyway? She's like Satan in carnate. Ughhh sick   If there are any true and real politicians in Washington who aren't there for self-serving reasons, would they please stand up? 

I firmly support and lay my life down for Blagojevich .

Hasta Siempre 'Crook'andante!

@zvezdar- Interesting opinions. To me, socialism represents a system where the ridiculously rich (only the ones who are getting even richer) are taxed in order to help raise the poor up to the level of the middle class. I know many poor people. I'm middle class myself. I work at a Wendy's with a bunch of people who come from the "bad sides of town". As a whole, people like my fellow employees are the people who would be benefiting from socialism the most. They would be able to buy better houses, move to the better areas of town, and have many new opportunities. Sure, there are individuals who won't contribute at all to society, but people like that have always existed. The important thing is that we give the people who NEED an opportunity for a better life that opportunity. Any system can be misused. To use that as a case against a specific system is hypocritical. We need to be optimistic, not pessimistic, and give a little of our own so the people who have little can have the opportunity to have much more. Also, sure, you have the opportunity to give to whomever you want in our system, but do you? More importantly, would most? To me, it seems like government sponsored, populace sponsored charity, even if it is forced.

I sincerely hope I never become disillusioned with our government like you guys.