Here is a graphic illustration of the absurdity and meaninglessness of labeling everyone on a left-right axis.

It has Glenn in the center, and the only two people further to the right than me are (possibly--it's hard to tell for sure) Susanna Cornett and Iain Murray. I've never done a calibration, but having known him for many years, both on and off the internet, I suspect that my views line up with Glenn's with about a ninety percent correlation (though it's been much longer since I was a Democrat than it's been since he was).

Sorry to disappoint, folks, but I'm not a conservative, regardless of how many people mistakenly call me one.

I'd like to know the methodology (for instance, why two instantiations of Little Green Footballs?), but, as I said above, it doesn't matter, because the whole notion of trying to put people on a simplistic one-dimensional axis has no utility.

Steven Den Beste has a good alternative to the classic left-right spectrum at

http://denbeste.nu/cd_log_entries/2003/05/LeftandRight.shtml

Actually, your position on the graph is mostly unrelated to your left/right alignment - it's just based on who links to you.

The libertarian Nolan Chart improves in plotting personal and economic freedom. Wilcox