[tantiboh]

“So, I suppose anyone who doesn’t support Romney is an anti-Mormon bigot?”

No, anyone who doesn’t support Romney BECAUSE he is a Mormon is an anti-Mormon bigot.

“If I don’t vote for him it will have nothing to do with him being a LDS member.”

I’m glad that you aren’t in the above-mentioned group.

[GrandEagle]

I was commenting on what seemed to be the tone of the article, hence the reference to Al and Jesse.
Again, I may have my "head in the sand" (hopefully not somewhere else) but his religious affiliation seems to be more important to the media that is it actual voters.
The worse case would be if, as brought out in a few other posts, people either voted for or against him because of this affiliation.

Cordially,
GE

[Pan_Yans Wife]

I wouldn’t vote for Obama because of his curious religious upbringing.

I’m not voting against him because of those teachings... I’m voting against him because he doesn’t have PROPER teachings. His wishy-washy history when it comes to his faith leaves me wondering what he is hiding.

Do you believe that EVERY vote counts, and that by not voting for Obama, I am helping to keep the WH out of the hands of the Democrats? Isn’t THAT the goal?

[Colofornian]

...anyone who doesn’t support Romney BECAUSE he is a Mormon is an anti-Mormon bigot.

Are you consistent?

Would you say, "Anyone who supports Romney BECAUSE he is a Mormon is a pro-Mormon bigot."

Or another way of putting it: Is "Anyone who supports Romney because they as a voter/citizen are Mormon is a pro-Mormon bigot." Yes? No?

[GrandEagle - you're included only because this was in response to post #57 which was addressed to you]