GOP loses in Maine

[franklin]

Mormons should object to having their reputations soiled by politicians who are not actually honest in their conduct. I'd think you had a point if Romney wasn't pulling out all the stops to throw the mud on everyone else. If he can dish it out, he should expect to take it.

Au contraire. Mitt Romney is a shining example for Mormanity. I couldn't think of a better political candidate to represent the LDS church. He's successful, industrious, honest, true to his religion, and cares for America.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5WI1FrUNzA

 

[babe]

Au contraire. Mitt Romney is a shining example for Mormanity. I couldn't think of a better political candidate to represent the LDS church. He's successful, industrious, honest, true to his religion, and cares for America.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5WI1FrUNzA

I know the "Mormanity" host isn't going to vote for Mitt.

In his blog, he discusses leadership principles, and he believes a candidate is qualified not by tactic nor technique, as in the ad you linked, but by who he actually is. He actually is going to continue the same trajectory we've been on, to our destruction:

The more a relationship matters, the less "skills" matter, and the more important it is who were are, not what techniques we practice. Using techniques from a book or course to deal with relationships can backfire, for people figure out that they are being manipulated with techniques.

https://www.jefflindsay.com/mormanity/mormanity-07-04.shtml


So Mitt is cashing in his pearls of rewards for the coming world to try to buy the Presidency. Jesus says if you do good works, don't publish it to the community, or you'll have no reward for in the the world to come. If you do it for the praise of Man, they might praise you, and you might bask in the glow a while, but that is your reward. If you want to please God, do all the good you can just don't try to cash in on it personally for your benefit in the here and now.

Far from establishing your point, you have proven mine.