I would need to know early on. Maybe even before the first date.

Anonymous wrote:Pretty much immediately, since I like to discuss politics. But I tolerate lots of viewpoints, so unless you're right-wing, it's fine.

Lol, said without a hint of irony: "I am very open-minded and tolerate lots of viewpoints - you can be center-left, far-left, socialist, communist or even anarchist."

Never, who really cares no politician has your best interest at heart. You need to focus on what matters in life and you won’t ever find that in politics

Anonymous wrote:I’m always way father to the Left than the basic-ass liberal women you meet in DC but it’s pretty easy to parrot their beliefs for sex.

Commie

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Anonymous wrote:I’m always way father to the Left than the basic-ass liberal women you meet in DC but it’s pretty easy to parrot their beliefs for sex.

Same.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m always way father to the Left than the basic-ass liberal women you meet in DC but it’s pretty easy to parrot their beliefs for sex.

Same.

I’m always way father to the Left than the basic-ass liberal women you meet in DC but it’s pretty easy to parrot their beliefs for sex.

Anonymous wrote:I put “no Republicans” on my OLD profile.

It general it has the least attractive people who have it posted like that in their profile.

Attractive people who are successful at dating other attractive people know how to signal in better ways.

Anonymous wrote:OP - how do you define "political views" and how is this different than personal views and values? Given that the GOP is the party of "family values" - isn't the personal the political and vice versa? Wouldn't you want to know immediately how someone thinks about birth control etc?

OP here. Yes I would want to know that immediately.

Fairly nearly though not so much political as ideological beliefs. I don't identify as strictly Democra. t.

the best thing to do to people who ask is to make stuff up so they believe that you are as liberal as they are then after sleeping with them thinking they have met their political soulmate start revealing your true self.

When I was single, I didn't specifically say "no conservatives", but it was fairly obvious from my profile that I was liberal.

If a man said he was conservative or it was obvious he was, I swiped left. After that, it was pretty easy to tell on a first date which way someone leaned and I wouldn't go on a second date if they didn't share my political beliefs.

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Anonymous wrote:"Never" is a good answer. Good people can align with any political persuasion, as can intolerant, bigoted, and narrow-minded people. If you're not one of the latter, it shouldn't matter. My spouse and I don't share political views, and it's of no consequence whatsoever because we're tolerant and respectful of each other's perspectives.

In 2022?

Not really.

OP, normally, in sane world, I would have said "never" to respond to your question. However, it is becoming increasingly necessary to do some level of screening to avoid people like the PP above.

Please. Don’t waste my time, MAGAs.

I somehow have a feeling that you have nothing to worry about.

Thanks for proving my point above. In 2022, political affiliation can tell you a lot about a person.

OP - how do you define "political views" and how is this different than personal views and values? Given that the GOP is the party of "family values" - isn't the personal the political and vice versa? Wouldn't you want to know immediately how someone thinks about birth control etc?

First thing