It will also really help when the aliens come.
Good.
What's the point? There is no difference between voting for an atheist, a Christian or a Mormon. A person should vote the issues.
I would vote for Romney over Giulani or McCain any day
I won't vote RINO
You certainly can't equate Mormons and Catholics - Mormonism has more in common with Scientology.
Mormonism is such a nutty religion, I can't believe intelligent people fall for it. Catholicism is Christian; Mormonism only claims to be.
Wow, that throws cold water on the "Evangelical Christians are planning a fascist theocracy takeover of the US government" conspiracy DU thread posted several times a day
Must be a Rovian plan.
If it came down to Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif., House Minority Leader) vs. Rudy Giuliani or Mitt Romney, the majority of Evangelicals would choose the Republican Catholic or Mormon, he said
That's a choice between three social liberals.
Pelosi is a liberal pro-gay pro-abortion "Catholic", Rudy is a liberal pro-gay pro-abortion "Catholic", Romney is a social liberal pro-gay pro-abortion Mormon.
"We are in search for areas where we can stand together," Haggard said.
Sounds like those who believe in any religion are uniting against those who believe in no religion.
If those who believe in no religion hadn't been so aggressive, it never would have happened.
Anyone foolish enough to believe the fairy tale, perverted theology proclaimed by the cult of Mormonism (People here can do their own research as to what I mean, the information is readily available.) has no business running the country no matter how good they look on TV or how much they are opposed to Abortion.
Sorry, Mr. Haggard. You're wrong, and as a Christian leader you should know better.
Mussolini was "competent". He made the trains run on time. But he was a fascist leftwing statist socialist.
It's first and foremost a question of adherence to the moral principles that undergird our free republic's institutions...a firm belief, carried out in actions, in support of limited self-government, under God.
Competence, of course, is critically important, but it shouldn't be the first thing out of your mouth, sir, when you're talking about the qualifications for the highest office in the land, and possession of the most powerful position on the planet.
Many Mormons could easily meet the conservative constitutional test in the eyes of many evangelicals. Most Mormons and most evangelicals share a commitment to the same moral code as it applies to human governance.
Mitt Romney does not. As a proven liberal, he is disqualified. And it has nothing to do with his LDS membership.
Just whose side are you on, Ted?
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