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To: oneamericanvoice
It is not about tribe, but the question is whether a candidate who is of a non-accepted faith could/should be a candidate?

Let's take a poll and just SEE what FR folks think??


Yes/NO is answer enough

If a MORMON runs for president; should his religion make a difference?

If a MUSLIM runs for president; should his religion make a difference?

551 posted on 07/13/2011 8:39:17 PM PDT by Elsie (Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going)
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To: Elsie
If a MORMON runs for president; should his religion make a difference?

No. But voting for a Mormon Prez is a distinctive consideration.

If a MUSLIM runs for president; should his religion make a difference?

No. But voting for a Muslim Prez is a distinctive consideration.

Mormons and Muslims both have a right to be on the ballot. Do they have some kind of automatic claim on everybody's vote -- just because of their religion -- as some posters insinuate? (NO!)

Next thing you know some posters will vie for claiming that the Constitution says there's a "quota" for minority-religion candidates needing to have at least a certain % of the voters' vote, or the election will be deemed "unconstitutional," invalidated, and the election results of the people overturned.

I think some of the minority-religion FREEPERS, the way they keep flunking out on Constitutional history, might "amen" the liberals on that one!

557 posted on 07/13/2011 10:20:14 PM PDT by Colofornian (Mormon mishies should ask propects to pray about Smith's 'first vision,' NOT the word-lifted BoM!)
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