Don't be fatuous. Their actions were cynical and politically motivated. Neither one of them actually believe that the federal government should interfere in religion.
They were cynical? How do you know this? Or could it be this is just your own judgment call that could not at all be well, cynical.
They were, in accordance with the LDS Church's strategy, trying to outmaneuvre the gay lobby, which was trying to use polygamy in its favor. If you choose to be blind to the elephant in the room, fine. Don't expect the rest of us to take you seriously in that.
I am blind because I conclude differently then you. I see.
So I am to believe that your memory is so faulty that you do not remember the whole conversation that took place on this?
I recall it.
Jason Bourne wrote:You believe he crossed the line based on one witness and one only. You clearly want to believe the worst so you did. Guess Mitt does not have your vote.
Hardy-har. I have mentioned two pieces of evidence, not one. You may choose to accept neither,
I am sorry. I recall one. Can you enlighten me on the other?
but to bring up Reid as a comparable must be disingenuous, since we have nothing even approaching evidence of him taking directions from SLC. If you have evidence to suggest something to the contrary, share it.
As noted, and perhaps you are the exception, most here seem to think Romney will march to the orders of SLC but never think Reid will. Most here do not need evidence to implicate Romney.
By the way, as an aside, every President for many years have had Billy Graham in to Chat and consult with them, Do you think if Romney were President and he invited Gordon Hinckley to the white house for a fireside chat that would be acceptable?