Most of the angry crazy right wingers would be "populist republicans"

POPULIST REPUBLICANS
PAST TYPOLOGY COUNTERPART: Moralists 9% OF GENERAL POPULATION 10% OF REGISTERED VOTERS PARTY ID: 72% Republican; 25% Independent, Lean Republican COMMENTS: Populist Republicans stand out for their strong religious faith and conservative views on many moral issues. They are less affluent than other GOP groups, however. Many of their social values are similar to other wings of the Republican Party, yet Populist Republicans tend to favor government efforts to help the needy. DEFINING VALUES: Religious, xenophobic and pro-life. Negative attitudes toward gays and elected officials. Sympathetic toward the poor. Most think corporations have too much power and money. Tend to favor environmental protection. Almost two-thirds are dissatisfied with the state of the nation. WHO THEY ARE: Heavily female (60%) and less educated. Fully 42% are white evangelical Protestants. MEDIA HABITS: Average news consumption. LIFESTYLE NOTES: Greater numbers than any other group attend Bible study or prayer group meetings. Many (58%) do charity work. Only 42% go online. POLITICAL ACTIVISM: Average interest in politics and voter turnout, but relatively low political knowledge. 1996 VOTE: 37% Dole, 21% Clinton, 14% Perot ISSUE PRIORITIES: Morality and Social Security

LIBERAL DEMOCRATS
PAST TYPOLOGY COUNTERPART: Seculars/60's Democrats 9% OF GENERAL POPULATION 10% OF REGISTERED VOTERS PARTY ID: 56% Democrat; 41% Independent, Lean Democrat COMMENTS: Extremely tolerant on social issues. Champion individual rights and a range of liberal causes. Despite steadfast support for Democratic candidates, many Liberal Democrats prefer to call themselves Independents. Most favor having a third major party. DEFINING VALUES: Pro-choice and support civil rights, gay rights, and the environment. Critical of big business. Very low expression of religious faith. Most sympathetic of any group to the poor, African-Americans and immigrants. Highly supportive of the women's movement. WHO THEY ARE: Most highly educated group (50% have a college degree). Least religious of all typology groups. One-third never married. MEDIA HABITS: Average news consumption. More than 40% get news online. LIFESTYLE NOTES: Few live in rural areas. Many attend theater, ballet, opera and do volunteer work for nonprofits. Most (60%) have a gay friend, colleague or family member. Above average Internet use. Almost three-in-four (73%) exercise regularly. POLITICAL ACTIVISM: Most politically knowledgeable of all groups. Above average voter turnout. 1996 VOTE: 70% Clinton, 4% Perot, 2% Dole ISSUE PRIORITIES: Education and Health Care

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