[mnehring]

I don’t like Romney, but good grief this is a ridiculous article. I would rather have 1 good Mormon on my side than 100 bad Christians.

[NoGrayZone]

I see my comment was deleted.

[Colofornian]

I would rather have 1 good Mormon on my side than 100 bad Christians.

Jesus asked somebody who called him "good teacher," "why do you call me good."

Jesus wasn't questioning his own goodness; he was questioning this assumption about men coming from the person he interacted with.

Same question goes to you: "Why do you call ANY man 'good'?" What is your standard or presumption that qualifies someone to be "good?"

[Bidimus1]

The logical counter to your statment would be: But would you not rather have 1 good Christian than Romney ?

Mind that his POLICIES are more than enough to keep him from the nomination, his belief that he will become a god and father an entire race to worship him as such is not needed for me to vote against him in the primary.

[svcw]

It is an lds publication that wrote this article. What is a good mormon? If mormonISM is false, then there should be a question electing a mormon just as there should be questions about any group that promotes anti Christian rhetoric.

[CommerceComet]

I would rather have 1 good Mormon on my side than 100 bad Christians.

None of whom would know the Holy Spirit.

[RowdyFFC]

I certainly agree with that. My grievances with Romney regard his governance, not religion. At the very least the Mormons are not driving planes into buildings, sniper shooting our soldiers shouting ‘LOOK AT MY MAGIC PANTS’, they are pro-life, they marry for life, and promote fidelity, and don’t buy on credit and then hit the bankruptcy courts literally stealing from other cardholders legally.