Thanks Mike. Certainly, there are many different components, that make people liberal, conservative, or some combination of the two. Other importent criteria could include, age, country, state or province, race, gender, single, married, or divoriced, upbringing (were your parents married or divoriced, college grads, highschool grads, white collar or blue collar, REP or DEM, geographic location in childhood), and definitely if you are religious, and what specifically that religion is. I based my simple survey on only two points - formal education and income. For the small sample of opinions I took in my neighborhood, which is very conservative, and considering that Arizona is a conservative state, my hypothisis was correct for my particular demographic, but certainly does not represent the entire U.S.