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A cult favorite. Well-fed Republicans. Year of the migraine. Time's up. Plus more.
I am a Catholic who has been pleased to serve and work with people of every religious persuasion, including Mormons and Muslims.
The dozens of Mormons I have called friends have several character traits in common. They don't drink, they are fine husbands and wives, instill values of fidelity, honesty, service, and manners in their children. Then they reinforce those values by living them.
A Clinton Protestant or a Mormon? Let's see, lies versus truth; adultery versus fidelity; self aggrandizement versus service?
p>I'll take one Mormon, please. br> --
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