No. This is just another attempt to guilt people into voting. First it was the ‘if you don’t vote Obama you’re racist’ now it’s ‘if you don’t vote Romney you’re a religious bigot’. Have you stopped to consider that someone who is evangelical or other than mormon or maybe even mormon just does not think that Romney is the best candidate? Nooooo. We’ve got to skew the polls to make it seem like religious bigotry. Get YOUR head out of the sand.
That has been the story all along.
The stats are the stats. They speak for themselves. Religion matters to 60% in the exit interviews.
The MSM have been trying their hardest to convince the voting public that: it’s wrong to consider a candidate’s religious affiliation; that only religious zealots let it affect their opinion of a candidate’s character; and that hardly any Americans actually let it affect their opinion.
Well, the exit poles say different.
A whole lot of Americans have been cajoled by this constant media onslaught, and the collective American conscience has been set adrift from it's religious/moral ethos.
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... I’m sick of the elitized Republicans whose opinions have become tainted by the new, normal, politically correct way of thinking.
This is just another attempt to guilt people into voting. First it was the ‘if you don’t vote Obama you’re racist’ now it’s ‘if you don’t vote Romney you’re a religious bigot’
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Actually, you are not even close in this. The OP is one of those who speak out against Mormonism and posted this as a counter to those who say that if we take religion into consideration at ALL then we are bigots.
The opposite of what you claim this is about.
That has been the story all along.
The stats are the stats. They speak for themselves. Religion matters to 60% in the exit interviews.
The MSM have been trying their hardest to convince the voting public that: it’s wrong to consider a candidate’s religious affiliation; that only religious zealots let it affect their opinion of a candidate’s character; and that hardly any Americans actually let it affect their opinion.
Well, the exit poles say different.
A whole lot of Americans have been cajoled by this constant media onslaught, and the collective American conscience has been set adrift from it's religious/moral ethos.
and
... I’m sick of the elitized Republicans whose opinions have become tainted by the new, normal, politically correct way of thinking.