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And now that he is down, gone, and out, why do you want to keep bringing him up and trashing him?

(We assume you'll be texting or e-mailing McKay Coppins himself, author of this article, asking a similar question: "Now that Mitt is down, gone, and out, why do you, McKay, want to keep bringing him up??"

Seems to me that McKay's article on Mitt is going to garner a LOT more readership that one re-copy of that article on a web site that a lot of people still don't know about.

I frankly don't expect you to do that...which will simply show How inconsistent you are...more concerned about the x-generation down "courier" of the content than the author who generated the content itself! (And content that you'd rather the author "knew" is supposedly "down, gone, and out.")

"The Romney candidacy was the mormon church's most ambitious bid for legitimacy with Christian America. This article by a temple mormon attempts to whitewash the sect and its anti-Christian doctrines and history as "just another Christian" religion while portraying Romney as a paragon of religious virtue who couldn't possibly have been the driving force of the vicious primary campaigns in '08 and '12. Rewriting history is a much-used tool of mormonism. Rewriting Romney as a hero doesn't wash for those of us who watched him destroy good men in his quest for power."

The expressed purpose of the poster appears to be to push the notion that there is a mormon conspiracy, led by Romney, to take over America and more specifically Christian America. Highly doubtful but even if so, its over now.