'The Donald,' Mitt Romney and the Mormonism Factor

The Pilot ^ | Wednesday, May 4, 2011 | Paul R. Dunn

[presidio9]

LOL, people can, but a millionaire never, just two many women throwing themselves at them. In other words opportunity is always knocking. That includes both sexes.

I live in Westchester County, where the Donald used to live, and still hangs out. He is a member of my golf club. Virtually everyone in my family, and those I work and hang out with are "millionaires" many times over. I'm not saying this to be a snob, but at least among this group I can tell you that the divorce rate is far below the national average. Just a different perspective for you to consider...

[svcw]

Interesting as Romney received more than 90% of the vote in Utah. I have not seen any lds candidate that did not get at least 60% of the lds vote.

[svcw]

You are wrong.

[SVTCobra03]

Anyone who does not have enough discernment to see the blasphemy, heresy and apostasy of mormonism is not qualified to be POTUS.

[org.whodat]

You are counted as a member, in good standing of the nut fringe. There is nothing about class considered in my statement, except for your low class reply. And screwing around has nothing to do about whether you are a conservative or a liberal. Here are two examples one called Newt and one called Clinton. Anymore moon beam statements.

[lonevoice]

Oookay. You're claiming that "millionaires" aren't people (quoting you: "People can, but a millionaire never") and that millionaires can never be faithful to their spouses. That is exactly the definition of classism. Look it up.

The radical left is characterized by their negative stereotyping of the eeeevil rich. That's exactly what you've done. Not saying you're a moonbat, but correctly stating that your comments are typical of the moonbat mentality. I stand by my original comment to you that your class prejudice is full of crap.

[Colonel_Flagg]

If Romney or Trump is nominated, expect the tea party to demand campaign stands much further to the right than Goldwater’s.

I don't even know where to start with this column. If Romney or Trump is nominated, much of the Tea Party is likely to defect.

[org.whodat]

OK moon bat, so are all of them are liberals or are all of them conservatives, there may be a few that got their money given to them, but the ones that make it are a different person. And I stand by my life experiences. But I did know one rather well off attorney that told me he only had sex on Thursday. I doubt he was chasing the sectary. Now what was the names of madoffs women again. The spritzer guy, etc, etc.

[lonevoice]

OK moon bat

Your name calling is boring, and just another character trait you're exhibiting that is unbecoming of a conservative. As for the rest of your comment, it reads like someone for whom english is a second language. Buh bye.

[af_vet_rr]

The people who say I am prejudiced against Mormons because I don’t like Romney are just like the people who say I don’t like Obama because he is black. (Hint: Romney Care and Obama Care)

There is nothing wrong with disagreeing with some of the crazy stuff the Mormons push, but Romney would be lucky if that's the only problem any of us had with him.

[Elsie]

But, in all fairness, how many of the OTHER candidates were MORMON, too?