Can Mormonism Save Mitt Romney’s Campaign?
Romney’s failure to tell the Mormon story may have contributed to his disconnect with voters. Who will try next?
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Mitt, Moochers, and Mormonism’s “Other” Legacy
There are many stories on which a Mormon is raised: narratives of the elect, America and the Constitution, the latter days, and free agency—all of which play a role in Mitt Romney’s “severe” conservatism.
Read MoreWhat Romney Didn’t Tell You about Mormonism at the RNC
Mormons lined up to attest to the candidate’s humanity, but our collective story gets no airtime.
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Mitt Romney: Wooden Pastor or Real Boy?
How many men do you know, Mr. Oparowski asked, that would take the time out of their busy schedule to visit a boy like David? My answer is almost every single one (and women, too). Having been raised Mormon in the heart of Salt Lake City I recognize Mormonism’s tremendous organizational imprint on Mitt’s life; his experiences echo those of my parents and grandparents, cousins, neighbors, and even my own.
Read MoreRomney’s Speech, and Boehner’s Catholicism
The unspoken theology at the Convention.
Read MoreLDS General Conference in the “Mormon Moment”
Mormon leaders stress Christianity; release Huntsman Sr. from position.
Read MoreThinking Clearly about Anti-Mormon Prejudice
Jeffress controversy leads to media reflection.
Read MoreBill Donohue, Arbiter of Political Correctness
Demands Perry to make a break with Jeffress.
Read MoreMeet the Real Mitt Romney
As Perry encourages caricature, a fresh look at the LDS context that made the candidate.
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The David Lane Effect
Was anti-Mormonism coordinated with Perry campaign?
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