That’s hearsay at its best, taken to ridiculous points. Did Romney do that in Massachusetts? There is no way that any president could form a caliphate of their own religion; especially ANY Republican.
But, to play with your Chicken Little scenario, please put it into a logical string of events of how he would appoint his favorite people into the Supreme Court; how he would do that with the consent of the Senate?
Well, it probably would help things along that Orin Hatch is the Republican leader of the Senate Judiciary Committee and Harry Reid is currently the Senate Majority leader. That should expedite the “advise and consent” quite nicely for whomever the Mormons find acceptable for the Supreme Court.
I don’t see how Governor of Massachusetts is even close to being President of the United States, in terms of power. He certainly had a poor record there, so much so that he didn’t run for reelection. Frankly, given their goals, I would expect something worse than the appointment of a bunch of unconstituional Czars being appointed in a Romney administrtion.
I just think people should be aware of the political ambitions of the Mormon Church so they know what the agenda is when they vote. Glenn Beck talks a lot about a Caliphate. He doesn’t talk about the feverish aquisition of wealth and that the Mormons hold, controlling blocks of stock in most large corporations. They’re very diversified in agribusiness,tourism, communications, banking, publishing, a huge amount of gold and silver,etc. Their wealth alone makes them a formidable force and this wealth is invested very strategically by the heirarchy of the church.
They keep chipping away, positioning themselves to realize their “Destiny” while Beck and others prepare us for Doomsday and the “Refounding” of America.
Not hearsay, when it’s what Mormon’s say about their “Destiny”. I just hope Mitt Romney is as successful as Joseph Smith was in his run for the Presidency in 1844.