Take the Pew quiz to see what category you are in:

[spooky3]

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/quiz/political-typology/

Also, when you read their description of “Faith and Flag Conservatives” after you take the quiz, I think you will recognize a lot of Trump cultists.

[Kaleva]

1. Establishment Liberal

Your best fit is…
Establishment Liberals
… along with 13% of the public

[tblue37]

2. I scored Progressive Left.

[phylny]

51. I did, too.

[TreasonousBastard]

3. I am an establishment liberal. Only a lousy 12%

[Miguelito Loveless]

21. I am Progressive Left

with only 6% of the populace.

[SheilaAnn]

4. Establishment Liberal..Yea.

[Jerry2144]

5. Progressive left

[Green Line]

6. I scored progressive left

[Tracer]

7. Progressive Left.

That surprised me a little. I thought most of the questions were just liberally framed.

[crazylikafox]

8. Democratic Mainstay

[2naSalit]

27. Me too...

But I disagree with their criteria.

[wryter2000]

41. Same here

I thought I'd be more liberal than that, but Mainstay Democrat is good.

[ARPad95]

9. Establishment Liberals ... along with 13% of the public

[a kennedy]

10. Your best fit is... Establishment Liberals ... along with 13% of the public

[WillUSAF]

11. Establishment Liberal

[Mossfern]

12. Democratic Mainstay

Then I took the test again using the opposite answers that I did the first time around
and came out as a Faith and Flag Conservative.

It was interesting to see what the averages were though.

[brush]

13. Progressive left for me.

[sinkingfeeling]

14. Progressive Left, which surprises me. I think of myself as a moderate liberal.

[gab13by13]

15. I took the test, and it came back,

Is that you Bernie? Progressive left.

[NewHendoLib]

16. Progressive Left ... along with 6% of the public

[happybird]

17. Democratic Mainstay

[LoisB]

18. I am:

Your best fit is…
Progressive Left
… along with 6% of the public

[Dave says]

19. Progressive Left

[hunter]

20. "Progressive Left ... along with 6% of the public." It's possible I'm much more radical than that.

Nevertheless my public politics are always practical.

Anyone who says "both parties are the same" or throws their "progressive" vote away on some unelectable candidate hoping to send some kind of message needs to be smacked with a clue stick.

Politics is a messy business.

[redstatebluegirl]

22. Democratic Mainstay

Not a big surprise.

[CottonBear]

23. Progressive left

[Chautauquas]

24. Progressive Left

[Greybnk48]

25. Establishment Liberal.

The word establishment strikes me as mildly insulting. Anyone else?

[spooky3]

29. Yes. Nt

[highplainsdem]

30. Turn it around. Liberal Establishment. Think HRC and Joe Biden.

I'm fine with the label.

[tinrobot]

38. Not particularly. It's just a label.

I answered a few questions that we could 'work within the system' to solve problems.

I guess that makes me establishment. Sure, whatever.

[hunter]

47. There's no such thing as 'work within the system...'

... there's only what works.

Sometimes you have to refuse to move to the back of the bus.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosa_Parks

[tinrobot]

52. Those laws changed in the '60s - within our current system.

That's where I was going with it. I'm all for radical change, but not so keen on tossing out the Constitution.

But, apparently, that makes me "establishment". OK.

[hunter]

56. Progress is made by pushing past the boundaries of the current "system."

But it has to be a measured approach. The "system" of Rosa Park's time was legally oppressing people who were not white and the white majority tacitly supported that oppression. People seeking progress had to step outside of that system to shed light on the injustice of it.

On the other hand storming the Capital Building to overturn a legitimate election is not a measured response. It doesn't matter if it's fascists and white supremacists or radical leftists who are scaling the walls.

I agree with you, the question was ambiguous, but it does highlight a difference between "conservative" and "liberal" Democrats.

[hedda_foil]

26. Progressive Left

[highplainsdem]

28. Establishment Liberal.

[Maeve]

31. Oh shock. Anothe Establishment Liberal here

Left on!

[NavyDem]

32. Establishment Liberal

I describe myself as socially liberal, and fiscally conservative. The term "Establishment" has become more a slur directed at people that are more into incremental change.

Some of the questions presented were way too black and white. For example, the question about prison time. I selected not enough, based on the fact that too many white, or wealthy individuals that do not serve enough time for the crimes they commit. The problem however, is that there is no room for nuance. As we all know, POCs are disproportionately given harsher sentences for the same crimes.

[cachukis]

33. Progressive Left.

[malaise]

34. Progressive Left

[Patton French]

35. Establishment Liberal...

[maxsolomon]

36. Fuck those questions.

Seriously.

Love, A Progressive Left.

[gristy]

37. Establishment Liberal

[sarisataka]

39. Democratic Mainstay

As expected

[Bettie]

40. Progressive Left and not even a little surprised by that

though, I know that our little 6% corner is despised by many.

[usajumpedtheshark]

42. Outsider left

[wackadoo wabbit]

43. Progressive Left - but I would have been surprised if it was anything else

When I take the Political Compass test, I'm always far to the left of Bernie!

[bif]

44. Progressive Left

[Coventina]

45. Progressive Left. n/t

[DiamondShark]

46. Progressive Left

[Chellee]

48. Progressive Left

[BlueIdaho]

49. Establishment Liberal

Works for me…

[myccrider]

50. Progressive Left,

which isn’t surprising, but I agree that many of the questions’ choices lacked nuance. For example, I answered the prison sentence question as "too long" because of the mass incarceration of POCs and drug sentencing but I also think that rich/influential people get away with a huge amount of crime and aren’t held accountable. I also think "increased trade" has been a mixed bag for working people because there were few, if any, regulations to protect workers from income loss while trade increased. So trade could have been increased (maybe not as much) without huge losses if the gov’t had effectively mitigated the impact.

[lagomorph777]

53. Aren't online quizzes just a data harvesting trick?

Not playing, thanks.

[GoCubsGo]

55. Yes.

Especially when they're put out by organizations whose main purpose is to harvest data.

[SKKY]

54. Democratic Mainstay. Probably accurate.