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posted by Caucus Cooler at 10/19/2006
The Cooler Line
Mike Huckabee 10-9
Mitt Romney 3-1
Fred Thompson 9-1
John McCain 9-1
Rudy Giuliani 12-1
Ron Paul 12-1
Duncan Hunter 98-1
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I like Lowell Brown's take at the Aricle6Blog.
http://www.article6blog.com/2006/10/19/the-boston-globe/
And the Church's spokeswoman responses.
http://kutv.com/stories/local_story_292182853.html
The real story here is the shoddy reporting.
I think people are going to get sick of the "Mormon issue" pretty quick if this kind of stuff is all that it's going to be.
Neither Romney nor the Mormon church are going to be able to fool anybody. The Mormon church cannot view a potential Romney presidency as anything other than a golden opportunity to advance its false doctrine on a global scale. Christians need to ask themselves: If Romney wins, how many millions of people around the world could be duped into a dangerous cult?
Paul S- your comments continue to be way over the line. Please rein in your rhetoric or we will have to start deleting. You can make your point without being completely insensitive.
Jeff- Thanks for the link to Article 6.
CC: With all due respect, it should not be out of bounds to question whether or not the American people want to elect someone President of the United States who have very strange beliefs.
Once Romney addresses it publicly, if his statement is believable and reassuring, then at that point it will be out of bounds, but it should not be out of bounds before he clears it up.
CC: I disagree with your assertion that my comments are "way over the line." In what way? If you are suggesting that my assertion that Mormonism is a dangerous cult is "over the line," I will point out to you that this is not my opinion, but that of the Southern Baptist Convention http://www.sbc.net AND the Catholic church http://www.catholic.com
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