Quasimodo wrote: I'm up for any Rotarians, Californians, Jews or those who have attended grad schools.
I am concerned that a Mormon President might carry an agenda based on his (or her) religious beliefs. They are a little out of the mainstream. A Presidential proclamation forcing Congress to be served green Jello at every luncheon is a little scary.
In my opinion, Quasimodo, you should put your mind at ease. I say this for two reasons: 1) Mitt Romney would no more have a religious agenda if he were president than he did as a captain of industry, or as a governor of a huge metropolitan area. Mormons believe in being subject to secular authority (kings, magistrates, rulers, congress, the American people). 2) Romney may not win the nomination.
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brade wrote:Guys, something must be wrong with my internets. Everytime ldsfaqs posts all I see is "herp derp, derp a herp, DERP, and herp huuuuuurp".
You might want to contact your ISP, because whenever he posts it looks to me as if James Madison, Aristotle, St. Augustine, and Stephen Hawking were fused into a singular, penetrating intellect.
Darth J wrote:You might want to contact your ISP, because whenever he posts it looks to me as if James Madison, Aristotle, St. Augustine, and Stephen Hawking were fused into a singular, penetrating intellect.
brade wrote:Guys, something must be wrong with my internets. Everytime ldsfaqs posts all I see is "herp derp, derp a herp, DERP, and herp huuuuuurp".
Stop cherry picking from his posts...bigot
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moksha wrote:Imagine what you would say if people announced in the media that there was no way Rotarians, Californians, Jews or those who have attended grad school should be allowed to be President.
Do you imagine there would be a loud hue and cry? I think it would be very loud and forceful.
Not to mention what would happen if it were suggested that an atheist should be allowed to be President.
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