To which American political faction do you belong?

Conservative Democrats straddle the line between the center-left and the center-right, often supporting more liberal fiscal policies whilst simultaneously taking up more conservative positions on cultural and social issues. Conservative Democrats often share many of the same priorities as liberal Democrats on economic policy, supporting increased health insurance subsidies, an expansion of Medicaid coverage at the state level, a higher minimum wage. However, conservative Democrats, unlike their liberal and progressive counterparts, typically are skeptical of abortion rights and often support restrictions on the practice, especially in regards to late-term abortions. Many more rural conservative Democrats are also skeptical of both legislation on climate change, which they fear shall harm industries such as fracking and mining that are prominent in their regions, and on gun control, which they fear shall needlessly deprive their law-abiding constituents of the right to possess firearms. On foreign policy, conservative Democrats show a much greater willingness to support the unilateral use of military force than both liberals and progressives, which is why many initially supported the War on Terror during the Bush Administration. However, due to their prevalence in ex-industrial areas, conservative Democrats typically are skeptical of free trade for similar reasons as progressive Democrats, fearing the potential for outsourcing to occur.