[TAdams8591]

Well your right. People who are married, with apparently lovely families may be immoral in other ways.

But since I can't know all the candidates personally, I have to use some tangible standards. And a grandfather of ten, father of five (all of whom are married) who has remained faithful to one wife for many years, running on a conservative platform, beats a twice divorced thrice married cheating husband running on a Liberal platform.

[jatopilot99]

I see your point, but I am simply stating that he may not be as pure and wholesome as some people think. I’m just saying that even though he may appear that way, we should look at the man’s actions in government. He has been a supporter of the liberal agenda for decades. He’s even admitted that he’s suddenly (i.e. run for the Presidency) changed his viewpoints on abortion, etc.

How can anyone dismiss his past actions and think that this guy is genuine? Honestly, I just don’t understand how that happens.

[MHGinTN]

Allow me to offer a ditto to that post. The only remaining questions I have relate to whether Mitt can beat a democrat like the Rodham-rodent by bringing out the sit-at-home conservative majority in America, a majority that is growing more slim with every passing election. I am also still wondering if Mitt will be able to rally the pubbies in the legislative branch in order to get things done. He is charismatic and has proven his leadership abilities, so I don’t doubt he can do the job. He is also a moral man, in my opinion, so we can depend on him to conduct himself with decorum just as our current President has in spite of the hate-filled democrat party and their sycophantic media whoredom.