Mormons to Trump: No. Thank you.

Über Mormon Mitt Romney is no fan of Republican presidential candidate (I still get a little shiver when I type that) Donald Trump, and it looks like the entire Mormon church will be turning their backs, as well. What does that mean? Read this. It might explain things. And thanks, Cynical, for the link.

If Mitt runs again, it will be as a Mormon

That’s what we call a misleading headline but the New York Times reported today that should  Mitt Romney, the unsuccessful Republican presidential nominee in 2012, run again in ’16, he won’t pussy-foot around his Mormon faith. And that’s what we call a long sentence. Anywhoo: The story touched on how the former-and-still-a candidate was pretty …

Not letting your right hand — or potential voters — know what you’re giving…

Presidential candidate Mitt Romney has said that he is reluctant to release more of his tax returns because he doesn’t want others to know how much he gives to his Mormon church. There’s actually a scriptural reference for that.

The presidential candidates discuss their faith

Both Pres. Barack Obama and presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney answered nine questions from Cathedral Age. You can read it here: CathedralAgeFaithAndTheElection Romney’s favorite verse? I am always moved by the Lord’s words in Matthew: “For I was an hungred, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I …

Just in case you’re unsure about your presidential vote:

Go here, and take a test that should help you decide in November. You’re welcome. But thank Jessie. She posted this on Facebook, and I stole it. (Total disclosure? I side 95 percent of the time with Green Party candidate Jill Stein, 88 percent of the time with Pres. Barack Obama, and six percent of …

So…Paul Ryan…

Over the weekend, Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney chose Rep. Paul Ryan as his running mate — or he named him president, whatever. When Ryan introduced his “Path to Prosperity” budget plan earlier this year, the world stopped, gawked, and then pulled out its knives and forks for its ill treatment of the poor, the …

Well? Would YOU go?

The Catholic bishop who sued the Obama administration over providing contraceptives to their clients has invited the President to dinner. That has all the makings of some good table fellowship — or some really awkward silences. The Alfred E. Smith Foundation Dinner could be interesting this year — though it’s not considered a religious event, …

Which is more important: The First Amendment? Or the Second?

Florida Gov. Rick Scott plans to appeal a court ruling that struck down his state’s 2011 ban on doctors asking patients about guns in their homes. It’s called the Docs vs. Glocks rule, and was a piece of legislation heavily favored by the National Rife Association. The announcement comes less than a month before the …