[allendale]

If Vivek wishes to be President then it is fair that he endures the scrutiny that others are forced to endure. White Christian men are criticized and tormented for their race and religous beliefs. They cannot sit for an interview without having their person and beliefs assaulted and challenged? What about Vivek. He states he is a Hindu. Does he really believe that multiple gods and goddesses exist and affect human bevavior? Does he accept or reject the caste system? A system that dictates your fate is determined by the circumstances of your birth and at its core is based on skin tone? He ought to be asked these questions and more.Of course anyone who asks will be called a “racist”. However before rational, decent people vote for this guy ,they ought to know what he is about.

[caww]

No two ways about it....Ramaswamy packages His Hinduism in the family values mold, talking about it as a monotheistic religion in order to appeal to the Christian faith voters - which Hinduism is not remotely compatible with......... Many Gods and Goddesses does NOT Christianity make!...or the texts they follow.

Christianity serves a Risen Savior and Lord of all!

[patriot torch]

remember, in 2008 when romney was campaigning in the primary, the media sat on the sidelines rather than making mormonism an issue UNTIL the gop ticket was stamped. THEN it became an issue in the general.

Same course second verse?

also, as we recall obama’s muslim religion was off topic at any time.

[IrishBrigade]

‘Does he really believe that multiple gods and goddesses exist and affect human bevavior?’

of the billions of people who have existed on earth, a large percentage of them believed and continue to believe exactly that...why is their belief sytem any less credible than a monotheistic one..?