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p> ROMNEY VERSUS THE REVIVAL br> Re: Richard Kirk's Hewitt's Mitt : /p> p>One way to avoid the difficulties of a Mormon in the White House, or in a Presidential campaign, is to not vote for Mitt Romney in the primaries and thus avoid the problem altogether. He's not necessary -- Tommy Thompson, Fred Thompson, Gingrich, Duncan Hunter, Tom Tancredo -- there are plenty of true conservatives that are running or want to run. Then again, since Romney may be a liberal, there are plenty of liberals that are running, such as Giuliani and McCain, with more cross-over appeal. What do we need or want Romney for? And as a Christian I think a revival of Christ in the United States is far more important than four years of any Presidency. In fact, I think a single soul won or lost for Christ is more important than the Presidency. I won't support or vote for a Mormon for President because I believe it would interfere with a Christian revival, that I see happening, and in fact it will help a Mormon revival when the growth in their church has finally stagnated. br> -- Greg F br> Delray Beach Florida /p> p> PAVED WITH GOOD INTENTIONS br> Re: Lawrence Henry's Darned Right, Damn This Traffic Jam

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