I would suggest that the Republicans do not need your narrow-minded-bigoted vote. Go vote for a good mainstream "Christian" like Hillary or Bill Clinton or Jimmy Carter or Al Gore or John Kerry.
To be quite honest back in my younger days I actually voted for Jimmy Carter because he was a "Born Again" Christian and pretty damn vocal about it. I thought how great it would be to have a dedicated Christian as president. It turned out that he was absolutely hands down the worst president that the United States has ever had. Clinton may come in a far distant second, but "Born Again" Jimmy was absolutely the worst president of all time.
You know the Quakers aren't exactly mainstream Christians, yet Richard Nixon was a Quaker and (despite the watergate thing) a pretty decent president. Ronald Reagan was divorced and then later married an astrology queen before he was elected president. I suppose these guys would all be out of the picture in your perfect world, eh?
You're being obtuse. I suspect a jack-mormon, not really a former mormon.
I would vote against Romney in the primaries because he is pro-choice as evidenced by this thread. (A womans' right to choose is the same as saying "pro-choice," and "pro-choice" is the same as saying pro-abortion.)
At this point, I'm hard-pressed to vote for McCain no matter if the primary or the general election. Giuliani and Romney I could probably hold my nose and pull the lever.
I'd prefer to be voting for a solid, pro-life, pro-gun, pro-family, pro-growth, pro-ownership, strict-constructionist conservative in the general election. My favorite at this point is Frist of those running. He has the