Monday, November 23, 2009

Mormonism

Obama to Meet With Mormon Church President Today

The president will meet with the president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. more >>

BYU Lifts YouTube Ban

The Mormon university reverses its three-year ban on the popular video site. more >>

How Far Will Mormons Go to Fight Gay Marriage?

The Mormon Church should think twice before stepping up its fight against gay marriage. more >>

Readers Defend Mitt Romney—and Michael Steele—Over Mormon Comments

Republican readers say Michael Steele was right about bias against Mitt Romney, but they decry it. more >>

Michael Steele on the Mormon Factor in Romney's Defeat

The RNC chair's comments about Romney's Mormonism were politically incorrect but accurate. more >>

Morning Buzz: Dec. 6, 2007

The White House disclosed today that President Bush himself wrote a letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Il asking him to fully disclose the country's nuclear program. Bush sent his letter to the North Korean leader on December 1 and also wrote letters to the leaders of other countries involved in six-party talks about North Korea, expressing the desire to resolve the nuclear standoff. more >>

Mitt Romney and the Mormon Moment

With Huckabee's surge, the candidate faces a tall order in appealing to conservative Christians. more >>

Out Loud: October 19, 2007

Sen. Larry Craig, discussing his bid to overturn a guilty plea in a men's room sex sting with NBC's Matt Lauer. more >>

The Mormon Thing

You hear a lot more about Mormonism in this presidential cycle than I recall hearing when Mitt Romney's father, George Romney, ran for president 40 years ago. This morning the Washington Post ran a story on Romney's Mormon support, making the point that much of the $20 million plus he raised in the first quarter came from members of (to give its full name) the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. more >>

The Book on the Mormon Problem

The big debate is finally here: Will Mitt Romney's Mormonism kill him in the mainstream Christian-voting gop presidential primaries? We think we've got a source who knows: conservative pundit and radio host Hugh Hewitt. "He, and the country, definitely have a 'Mormon problem,'" Hewitt tells us, "but not an insurmountable one. more >>

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