[loveliberty2]

American citizens, of all religious beliefs or none, would be wiser to be concerned about the "blurring of the lines" between America's ideas of liberty--as expressed in its Declaration of Independence and structured into the "People-over-government" form prescribed in its Constitution--and the counterfeit ideas of government-over-people advocated by so-called "progressives" like Obama and his fellows.

A seeker of truth likely will find that the "redistributionist" ideas require coercive force and "redistributors" who interfere with and limit individual freedom, whereas America's founding ideas are consistent with individual freedom, self-government under a written Constitution, and limits on those who serve in government.

The "Mormon" argument is a distraction from the real villains here. Nothing more, nothing less.

[A Strict Constructionist]

“The “Mormon” argument is a distraction from the real villains here. Nothing more, nothing less.”

True very true, a planned distraction. I still remember the Kennedy race, with the fear of the rascally Catholic idol worshipers...now the Kennedy clan was the real threat, not their being Catholic.

[newheart]

The "Mormon" argument is a distraction from the real villains here. Nothing more, nothing less.

I agree it is a distraction, but there are people who are seriously struggling with whether it is "Christian" to vote for a Mormon. I posted in the interest of a more informed electorate.