Mark asks me "Can a reasonable person not infer your political affiliation by your stated opinions on various political issues?"
I cannot know what others infer.
I have no political "affiliation". In my life I have voted both parties, independents, and sometimes not voted at all when I couldn't make up my mind. Not sure right now for the next one.
My parents, both of "reasonable" political intelligence, often voted the opposite ticket. Mom would probably hate Trump's bloviativeness but support holding able bodied adults (exceptions defined above) accountable. Once I asked my dad "Why are you in favor of giving money to people who choose to be lazy and not earn their own way?" His response: "Somebody has to do it." I can see both sides. I've often chosen to let others decide. Like with a jury in a trial, most of the time a body of folks will come to the right decision with the information they are given. Obviously not 100%, but a lot of the time. That's pretty much my political affiliation. Don't try to overthink me.