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There's no question, to give another example, that LDS on FR were hyping the candidacy of DeLay's Mormon opponent, Campbell. And on the other side, DeLay was definitely playing to anti-Mormon sentiments in his district when he highlighted Campbell's fundraising trips to Utah -- was he not?

Look, I have no problem with people looking out for their own, that's fine, I approve of it and I do it myself in real life. Just you can't expect others not to notice transparent poll freeping like that. I'm not a bigot for pointing it out, either.

And when it comes to Romney, I'm not telling you what I want to happen, I'm telling you what's going to happen. I find Romney, weird religion and all, preferable to Allen, another ole-boy swaggering Southerner like we have now.

The more we can civilly discuss the issue the more civil we get and achieve a better understanding of the issue and each other. That is good. That is also precisely what will happen in the next two years leading up to the primaries and the Presidential election. People will see Mitt for what he is, not for what a LDS is. The word is out, and many others, not affiliated with Mitt or his campaign seek to educate potential bigots about the true Mitt Romney, not the Mormon who intends to run.

Was it right to identify GWB as the drunk who wants to be reelected? Maybe it was, but it wasn't accepted because we all knew GWB was more than a former drunk. Those who know Mitt and who will know Mitt will see him for the true conservative that he is, the fine family man, the fine executive, a fine leader, a civil man, an ambassador of the American way, and hopefully, the great President he will make.