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I am much more worried about pocket book issues since they affect my life and my family’s life more than what religion the president belongs to. So I prefer a candidate who in my opinion is the most capable in getting a handle on the financial mess our government is in.

Well, perhaps at least you have better reasons for your considerations than many other pro-Mittsters. While economic issues are important, & certainly more folks are elevating them these days, economic issues include even things like sanctity of human life.

I mean think about it: When abortion was legalized in 1973, think of how many fewer first graders were needed by 1979. Teachers were let go; entire neighborhood schools were shut down over the past 25 years due to the "lost generation." Think of the economic impact of how many fewer diapers & baby products are purchased when you have both abortion & infanticide (infanticide of girls being common both in India & China).

So when we protect human lives of our youngest offspring, we also protect the economic interests of our economy. It's all connected. And we need somebody trustworthy who will protect life. Rudy G. won't do it. Mitt's track record is extremely suspect on this.