a factor in evs voting against him in the primaries.

Pastors for Huckster.

[quote]The Biblical Case Against

Voting For A Mormon

Why Christians Who Support Romney

Actually Violate Scripture

Should a Christian support or vote for a Mormon running for President? To even ask the question is to open oneself to be labeled a bigot. Trust me, I know. However, Christians shouldn

Should a Christian support or vote for a Mormon running for President? To even ask the question is to open oneself to be labeled a bigot. Trust me, I know. However, Christians shouldn't be concerned with what the world thinks about them. Jesus told us that the world would hate us. He told us that, "The servant is not greater than his master." He said that, "If they hated me they will hate you." So, if you're not hated by the world then maybe you're compromising or you're not Christian.

Good news- the Nazis were right! The world's hatred of them just proves that they were Christian!!

And THIS LINK should work: http://pastors4huckabeeblog.files.wordpress.com/2008/01/the-biblical-case-against-voting-for-a-mormon-for.pdf

I posted this in the "other" ongoing post as well.

Just a thought to all those who support "candidates" other than McCain and Huckabee to a degree. If those states left to vote in the primary will split their votes they can then prevent McCain from getting the 1191 delegates needed to win the nomination. If after all the states "vote" and nobody gets the required delegates then ALL the candidates are back in it.

Here is the sad part of this whole thing. It appears that because the primary in not an actual election there are no laws to govern them. As it turns out (Washington's voting brought this to light) that those in charge of the primary for each state can call it when they want. It actually looks like Romney may have very well won California, Florida, and Georgia except that the voting was called while McCain led in two and Huckabee led in GA (It was reported that McCain's group called the GA election board and told them to call it for Huckabee before all the votes were counted).

So the action to take is to give mix up the voting enough that neither McCain nor Huckabee get to 1191 delegates. It would then come down to the convention and hopefully (as far as I am concerned) Romney could then return with a very good chance of winning the nomination.

Politics...with parties like these who need organized crime!

imuakahuku wrote:

It actually looks like Romney may have very well won California, Florida, and Georgia except that the voting was called while McCain led in two and Huckabee led in GA (It was reported that McCain's group called the GA election board and told them to call it for Huckabee before all the votes were counted).

Romney lost Florida and California by a wide margin. I don't think that the failure to count every last vote was the cause of that. Your argument might hold more water for the Georgia primary, but I have faith in the electoral process. It's not perfect, but it is one of the best in the world. Romney lost fair and square, and he was smart to exit the election when he did.

3-5% is not a wide margin. That's just enough anti- mormon Hucksters to make a difference. I don't think it's a stretch to say that 7-10 out of every 100 voters chose against Romney because of his religion. 7% more in every state he ran in would have gotten him the nomination. Let's not be naive.....