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Mitt Romney "Faith in America" speech 12/06/07

Mitt Romney gave a speech on 12/06/07 at the George H.W. Bush Library in Texas about his faith and the faith of others in America. This is an excerpt of that speech.  
 
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brian8793 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Mitt ROMMS!

Come on people, open your eyes.
Illiknight (1 month ago) Show Hide
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This was an offensive and ignorant speech.
The founders were clear on separation between church and state. Paraphrasing Jefferson, "Build up that wall between church and state!" Kennedy said that separation between church and state should be ABSOLUTE.

This was an example of pathetic God-bless-America pandering dribble with Romney's middle finger pointed at all agnostics or atheists. It's almost as though he's saying, any non-monotheist, or nonreligous people are not real Americans.
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At times I am amazed at the blather spewed by those who preach tolerance yet allow themselves to be offended by someone's faith. Romney has every right to believe what he wants to believe without being disqualified for it. Judging someone based on their religion is no different than judging someone because of their sex or skin color. It's wrong!
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If you knew history you would know that the separation of church and state was put into place to keep the wrong people out of the church, not the right people out of Government. In the past politicians inserted themselves into powerful positions within the roman catholic church in order to achieve their agenda.
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Unfortunately liberals have hijacked a common sense statement and pushed it to the point of being ridiculous. It doesn't offend me that you don't believe in God, why does it offend you that we do?
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Yes, he has every right to believe what he wants to believe, and we have every right to say that because he thinks that scoundrel Joseph Smith was a prophet, we think less of him.

I have friends who are Mormon, but their religion is embarassing. It makes otherwise intelligent people look utterly stupid. I don't want a Mormon as head of state.

It is NOT the same as judging someone for gender or race. How is skin color or sex the same as a cooky belief?

Having a Mormon pres. is a joke
707BIGGLES747 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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His Mormon faith is important to him! God lives on planet kola! Candidate for 2012! He wears magic underwear with embroidery on the nipples and thinks the second coming of Jesus is going to be in Missouri! This man is irrational! He cannot be commander in chief of the US military. The only button he should be allowed to put his finger on is a chocolate one! I want rational government! Out of 310,000,000 people we cant find someone whos got BOTH feet on the ground and neither one in his mouth!
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His Mormon faith is important to him! God lives on planet kola! Candidate for 2012! He wears magic underwear with embroidery on the nipples and thinks the second coming of Jesus is going to be in Missouri! This man is irrational! He cannot be commander in chief of the US military. The only button he should be allowed to put his finger on is a chocolate one! I want rational government! Out of 310,000,000 people we cant find someone whos got BOTH feet on the ground and neither one in his mouth!
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Mitt Romeny ROCKS!!!
It would be cool to meet him.
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