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>>> his RINO actions tell me his is no conservative and acts against his own churches teachings. My guess is he is part of that 75%.

Your analysis on general doctrine is sound. I would probably have to agree with you that he has not had to spend a lot of time defending his faith intellectually... probably because he keeps it under his hat most of the time.

And, while most mormons may not be schooled on the truth of their doctrines, they ARE well schooled on the art of persuasion... and Romney illustrates those skills well.

They are true masters of deflecting and re-directing issues to fit their own agenda... while at the same time completely ignoring the challenging question or obvious contradiction... without objection from their challenger.

Being an “ignorant Christian” is no excuse for being part of the fooled masses. I do NOT want him as president simply because he is too vulnerable to deception himself.

I do not want him as second tier candidate for the GOP. It shows how un-conservative the republicans have become. His choice of music, TV shows an religion are secondary. I will not vote for him in the primaries. I am unsure if I could vote for him in the general election. I hate the current occupant of the white house so much, I probably could vote for Mittens but I may not be able to sleep for a few days after.

My point is that he doesn't seem to be a strict LDS member. As with all religion and all people, 100% agreement on all aspects is not required and Romney appears to be too liberal to be a strict Mormon.