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Your posts are informative, but I don't think this is the time or place to bring them up in. It is a political thread and there is a Religion section in FR, which this thread is not from. One point I've made is that we don't need to bring up the Mormon issue to oppose Mitt Romney. His public record is reason enough to oppose him for public office, which is why I am against his candidacy.

I don't question your right to believe as you believe and I'm sure you have good reasons, it's just that discussions about elections aren't good forums for interdenominational debates. In any event, Romney isn't running for National Spiritual Leader and if he is elected (Heaven forbid) he won't require Americans to join the Mormon Church.

It is a political thread and there is a Religion section in FR, which this thread is not from.

That is true, but as with other false religions desiring political power you cannot, in their eyes, separate the two...though Mormon's attempt doing so because "hidding" their political agenda is important....that political agenda is based on twisted and bizarre religious teachings, (which the dark side of Mormonism has deeply entrenched in it but not seen until a "candidate" is pretty much brainwashed)...as with the political side, kept pretty much from mainstream America.

Romney has held some of the highest offices in Mormonism....and he is foremost dedicated and loyal to that leadership above and beyond any oath he'd take as President. .......so that should be concerning...His allegiance will be exactly to the Mormon leadership first.

There is a reason why Washington has many Mormon's within it. It has been long understood that grooming their young men via the universities etc. to aspire to positions of leadership is important and necessary to carry out their agenda.

We see this occurring also with the Islamic push in our country as well....those "religions" with high desires for political power are doing so with the idea of the unity of religions under a group of leaders on the International stage...the more members and money the more the clout and position they will have....it is political AND religious because that will be part and parcel of the New World order....they have to have "religious" people of mainline religions on board in order to have access to the revenues they generate (faithfully by members)) available and moving on the World Stage.

When you follow the International Stage and events, you can see all this lining up as we speak...it's actually very apparent now where once pretty much doing behind closed doors.....the media isn't connecting the dots and careful still what they reveal...they are of course being used as well when it matters.

if he is elected (Heaven forbid) he won't require Americans to join the Mormon Church.

No..of course not..that would be too obvious and something Mormons are is very evasive....but again it's not about converting people, though they do that to fill in the void from others leaving, it's about what is already established in the Mormon Corporate and high level leadership and their aspirations for as high of dominance they can achieve on the international stage...but as always you don't generally see them operate...you see the results.

Take some time and look at the holdings , real-estate, company ownerships this organization has....it's gigantic and that on an International Scale.

One point I've made is that we don't need to bring up the Mormon issue to oppose Mitt Romney. His public record is reason enough to oppose him for public office, which is why I am against his candidacy.

It's like the Bain stuff or his tax records. It will be brought up against him. Either by us, or by the Democrats.

It may not seem political, but the Democrats will drag everything about the Mormon church out into the open. They will talk about Mittens believing that the president of the Mormon church is a prophet of God, they'll talk about his family in Mexico, they'll talk about all of the wackiness that went into the creation of the Mormon religion.

It is a serious liability. I don't know too many evangelicals who are keen on supporting a Mormon, regardless of his political record. His political record will be the #1 reason to vote against him for most Republicans, but the MSM will put the Mormons under a telescope during the general election.

You got a half-black President, and if you want to motivate a lot of minorities to once again vote for him, just mention how the LDS officially discriminated against blacks until 1978. A lot of those folks might not vote for Obama again, or might stay home, but drag out the LDS' officially discriminating against blacks until almost 1980, and they'll vote for Obama.

If I was a Mormon, I wouldn't want Willard to get the nomination, because the MSM will do its best to destroy the Mormons in the court of public opinion.