So submitted. Carry on.

Must be a leftist.

Close to a communist.

The methodology is flawed. It is based upon self-reporting by persons on a bell curve half of which are above average in their level of ignorance about the position of their ideological frame of reference. As persons that believe there are two sexes are considered to be "rightwing" science deniers, and persons that believe sex is sociological and not biological are considered center-left, that study you promote is inaccurate.

I wasn't saying that you didn't try to back up your claim.
And without checking your wording, I think you said "right", whereas your study was "centre right". Further, I questioned the objectivity of fact checkers. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-scS7FCrs4

Trump is unwilling to any hear side but Trump's side ... if someone that works for him tells him something he doesn't like he fires them, if a friend is saying something he doesn't like he stops taking their calls ... this is widely reported from all sides (Vox to Fox if you will)

I was expecting this, and this is why I said "Unless you think HUFFPO is center left"

Lmfao Vox to Fox. Love it.

Which is ridiculous even to me.

If you actually did sign such an affidavit, *that* would be evidence (but not proof). So far I've seen no evidence.

I think we've stumbled onto why Trump lost the election. He thought that Fox was a right wing news media company and gave endless interviews to F&F, Hannity, MB, et al... He blew it. That wasn't his target audience. It all makes sense now.

Trump isn't very conservative. His conservatism pretty much ends at the bottom line of a ledger. He was pro-LGBT marriage before either party. If he were truly conservative he would oppose the existence of marriage licenses because government should never license religious sacrements.

When Fauci told him about the impending pandemic, he didn't like it, but accepted the advice and acted. And didn't fire Fauci.

> If you actually did sign such an affidavit, *that* would be evidence (but not proof). So far I've seen no evidence.
@Philip R Are you sure that's the test you want? Just double checking. (Your arguments are about to become problematic.)

we're talking election now

I rarely read a fact check that is not a pseudo-reasoned substrate for a lie.

Weak, white-glove.

I'm not sure how that follows. Are you suggesting that it describing HuffPost as centre left when it's really left means that describing Fox as centre-right means that it's really right? But rather than list sources are closer to the centre than they really are, perhaps they are showing them further to the right than they really are?

you mean Trump?

I didn't propose a test.

We were talking about Trump only listening to sources he agreed with.

There are conservative LGBT that vote Republican. Myopic worldviews are tiresome and trite

Irrelevant to what I stated.

Is there a term for next level gaslight? I submit 'gasnova' for consideration.

You suggesting this says Fox news is center right is the equivalent (distance from median viewer) that huffpo would be 'center left' by your own definition.

I stated Trump was supporting LGBT marriage licenses before either party. And that government marriage licenses, regardless of for whom they are targeted, are not a genuine conservative position.

Sounds like you're the RINO in this case, because I'm pretty sure most conservatives support that.

No, I was simply pointing out that your supportive evidence said something a bit different to what you claimed.

@Philip R, you just advanced to level 6!

RINO, or CINO?

yep, that's pretty much what he is doing ... you tell him what he wants to hear and he listens, you tell something he doesn't want to hear and he doesn't ... irrelevant to him whether content is true or false, what he wants to believe is true, what he doesn't is false as per his definition

Moderates are currently out of the fog

The problem is that I gave an example disagreeing with that claim.

Most corporatists, but not most conservatives. Most conservatives support that the 1st Amendment requires government neither practice religion nor suppress it.

Not at all? Unless you're suggesting Huffpo is center-left of course.

Believe me, you wouldn't want to make that mistake.

I said "a bit different", not "completely different". And I've already addressed the HuffPost claim.

But is marriage purely a "religious" matter?

well actually your example is weak and we're talking election now ... Trump did stop listening to Fauci months ago and even hired someone who held views that Trump wanted to represent the White House view ...

Yes, but the argument is categorizing and black box labeling when the vast population is especially diverse only narrowed and funneled into dichotomies

> I didn't propose a test.
@Philip R Of course you wouldn't. You get to continue selecting what is evidence based in whether something is convenient to your position. Twice that I've noticed, although I haven't been paying strict attention.