Monday, December 03, 2007
Romney to set the (religious) record straight
Back in July I asked, "Will Romney answer the Mormon question?" It's taken a few months, but the answer is oui:
"Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, striving to be the country's first Mormon president, will give a speech this week explaining his relatively unknown faith to voters, his campaign said Sunday," GOPUSA reports.
"The decision, made after months of debate at his Boston headquarters over whether to make a public address about his religion, comes as the former Massachusetts governor's bid is threatened in Iowa by underdog Mike Huckabee. The ex-governor of Arkansas and one-time Southern Baptist minister has rallied influential Christian conservatives to erase Romney's monthslong lead and turn the race into a dead-heat.
"Romney will deliver a speech called 'Faith in America' at the George Bush Presidential Library in College Station, Texas, on Thursday, outlining his religious beliefs and how they might impact his administration."
# posted by Joltin' Django @ Monday, December 03, 2007 
