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In what can only be a deal with Demoncrats to push votes their way and ensure the election of either Hitlery Clintongue or Barack Osama, Massachusetts Mormon Mitt Romney has entered the race for President as a Republican!
More on this development!
Imagine, if you will, the heinous atrocities that could become commonplace with a Mormon president!
I can't even try to list them myself . . . the thoughts are too horrifying!
Mormon Mitt Romney launches campaign for White House
Associated Press
Tuesday February 13, 2007
Guardian Unlimited
Mitt Romney answers the question, "How many preteen girls have you married?"
Photograph: Kevin Glackmeyer/AP
Mitt Romney, a former Republican governor of Massachusetts, today launched his campaign for the 2008 US presidency, which, if successful, would make him the first Mormon president.
In elective office for only four years, Mr Romney is not as well known nationally as his two main rivals for the Republican nomination, John McCain and the former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who consistently lead political popularity polls. But Mr Romney is seeking to convince Republican primary voters that his record of success in the private, public and voluntary sectors proves he has the ability to lead a country at a crossroads.
Associated Press
Tuesday February 13, 2007
Guardian Unlimited
Mitt Romney answers the question, "How many preteen girls have you married?"
Photograph: Kevin Glackmeyer/AP
Mitt Romney, a former Republican governor of Massachusetts, today launched his campaign for the 2008 US presidency, which, if successful, would make him the first Mormon president.
In elective office for only four years, Mr Romney is not as well known nationally as his two main rivals for the Republican nomination, John McCain and the former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who consistently lead political popularity polls. But Mr Romney is seeking to convince Republican primary voters that his record of success in the private, public and voluntary sectors proves he has the ability to lead a country at a crossroads.
There's only one problem. Romney is a Mormon, a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS). Mormonism was never an issue when Orrin Hatch ran for president, but Hatch was never talked up with even a smidgen of the seriousness that accompanies the Massachusetts governor. Yet each Romney profile plays down the Mormon issue. In a typical treatment, under the headline "Matinee Mitt," John Miller admits in the National Review that some of Romney's Republican opponents might highlight a few of "Mormonism's doctrinal oddities," but concludes that "there is no telling how this will play out," and "it's even possible to think that Romney's Mormonism could become a hidden asset."
I can't even try to list them myself . . . the thoughts are too horrifying!
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