[Wallace T.]

Your knowledge of Mormon theology is correct, AFAIK. I am certainly no Romney fan, given his track record in Massachusetts. Gingrich, Santorum, and Paul (except on foreign policy) are all more conservative than Romney. However, here is the problem for evangelicals, as well as conservative Catholics, etc. They can vote for Romney, vote for Obama, vote for one of the minor parties, or abstain. Romney may be less than desirable, but voting for him would at least remove Obama from office. Preventing a second term for Obama, when his leftist tendencies will be unrestrained, is imperative.

[muawiyah]

It’s still better to vote for Gingrich or Santorum (or both in some districts) than for Romney. That way you can feel guilt free when you vote for President in November!

[Linda Frances]

I really think a lot of things could happen. Romney is going to get those liberal and Mormon states, but I can’t see him getting any red states. A lot can happen and I hope it does. I’m a Santorum fan, Newts my second choice ,I’d even vot for Paul, maybe. But I just can’t in good conscience vote for Romney. If we let the establishment push us into this corner again, like when they pushed McCain on us, then we are just like democrats who do what they are told. We will never have a conservative in office, because they know they can take advantage of us and we won’t do anything about it.