Political Compass: French Revolution Edition

You're a very cautious and moderate supporter of the revolution. You accept that the ancien regime needs reform, but you're no republican. You favour instituting a mixed government, a constitutional monarchy modelled on the English political system, while retaining the King as a somewhat limited, but still powerful, head of state. You accept abolishing the worse abuses of French feudalism, but you're not a democrat or a leveller, and you're a supporter of the Catholic Church. You oppose the Civil Constitution of the Clergy. You think that Jacques Necker should have been left to get on with it. Chances of an appointment with the National Razor: You leave Paris in October 1789 and flee to your country estate, where you might stand a chance if you're careful enough: but don't count on it, citizen! Examples: Jean Joseph Mounier, Pierre Victor, baron Malouet