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p> STRICTLY NEUTRAL br> Re: The Washington Prowler's Mormonism in the Spotlight : /p> p>In its article "Mormonism in the Spotlight," the usually dependable American Spectator widely misses the mark. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has absolutely no plans for a "public education campaign" because of a possible run for office by any political candidate including Mitt Romney. The Church has a long-standing advertising program. Its latest phase, now three years in planning, has nothing to do with the campaign described by the article's unnamed source. Had The American Spectator contacted the Church before posting the story, it would have found its information to be erroneous. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is strictly neutral in partisan politics, no matter who the candidates may be. br> -- Kim Farah br> Church Spokeswoman /p>

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