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I'm a liberal, my husband is a conservative. We have a lot of things we agree on politically, but neither of us are moderates.

Both DH and I are pretty conservative.

I'm a Canadian Conservative (which is the equivalent of a right wing Dem or lefty Rep). Fiscally conservative but socially pretty liberal.

I'm liberal. Especially nowadays (looking at you, 2012 election "issues"), and especially regarding social issues.

Conservative but not in the US sense. Some of your social issues in the US would be the kiss of death to any politician here.

Hubby and I are both liberal.

I'm conservative

I am pretty liberal, but slightly conservative on some things. My husband is much more conservative than I am.

I'm conservative, DH is conservative. I would say we're socially more liberal though.

We are both more conservative.

Conservative but almost debating going with the wild rose party.

DH and I are both very conservative.

Fairly liberal- I like to hear what both sides have to say, but usually lean more liberal.

I'm a moderate...

I am also fiscally conservative and socially liberal.

I also love Joe Lieberman, he is my political idol.

i think i'm more of a liberal conservative.

I've always been very conservative until recently. Now, I just don't care and would go as far as to call myself a cynic. I don't think anybody in Washington has my best interests in mind or has the power to do anything to that will drastically change my day to day living. I'm sure it sounds cliche but I put my faith in the bible and know that it's truth regardless of what's taking place in Washington. That's far more comforting than the idea of any particular candidate/party being in charge. My husband's views are the same as mine.

I'm socially very liberal. When it comes to other political aspects like fiscal issues, I can be all over the map, but really I'm not educated enough about it to have a stance.

I take the stance that whatever your viewpoint, we owe it to our children to be as informed as possible on issues of politics and to exercise our civic duties to vote in every local and national election. If we were all more engaged, we'd be in a better place... and as parents, the needs of children would be a much higher local and national priority.