Sorry, Mike Lee voted to acquit Trump, as did all of the other LDS reps in the house which you didn’t list.
I like Trump, and I’ll vote for him again .... but I DO NOT think he’s a godly man.
Having differences with someone morally but approving of the direction they are taking the country in is.... frankly, political reality.
Broken clock Mormons.
That list of people I provided from the House and Senate consistently failed at nearly the rest of bills before Congress Trump or the Republican party needed help on to move the county forward.
I would be interested to know the actual list of recent Mormons in the US House and Senate, though. I got my information from a newspaper site and another that may not have been complete.
According to this post, only 11 Mormons were in elected US office when Trump was running:
https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3814017/posts?page=106#106
I would have to say that list I provided has to be close to reality, but I’m open to being more off from it than I currently understand.
Do note I have no issue with you. I have had an excellent coworker for years who is Mormon and he is a decent man, but he has incredible issues with ever coming down on a side of an issue, because he “sees it from both sides.”
The rest of us do, as well, but we choose the right one.
This appears to be ingrained in the vast majority of Mormons in US office, which I represent in that list. Even when having “good intentions,” they can’t “do” right in any consistent, repeatable, moral fashion with integrity.
It’s a sorry insight into elected Mormons, which allows us to see the Mormon norm.
Personally I don’t think you are on the right path....FReind.