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The interesting thing about Evangelicals who have Mormons as neighbors (i.e. actually know them) do not, for the most part, view them as the caricatures which the Mormon haters try so hard to project. Rev. Graham, Dr. Dobson and Dr. Falwell, among other leading lights in the Evangelical movement, have all come to embrace them as political allies, albeit with some major doctrinal differences.

My sister-in-law attends Liberty University and tells me there is a large LDS church right in the same neighborhood as LU where three different congregations attend. Their members include LU students and even a handful of faculty just as Provo, Utah (home of Brigham Young University) includes Evangelical students and faculty.

The idea that we have to have a purity test on religion or politics to vote for conservatives is a leftard idea in the extreme. The leftards manage to turn out groups which would normally be killing each other (e.g. Muslim Radicals and Godless secularists, Black and Hispanic gang bangers, etc.) to vote against conservative candidates and principals. It is way overdue that our side learns to do the same.