Falwell: “We’re not electing a Sunday-school teacher, we’re electing a president.”
This just in, thanks to The Corner. Jerry Falwell isn't endorsing Romney, but he could:
"There's no question that there are strong feelings about Mormonism. But we're not electing a Sunday-school teacher, we're electing a president. I do not believe his church affiliation will hinder his being a viable candidate among evangelicals."
Technorati Tags: Jerry Falwell, Mitt Romney, Mormonism, The Corner
Posted in Electability, Religious Bigotry | No Comments yet » | 
Print this post
| 
Email This Post
Recently:
- “Meeting the Challenges of Today:” Neal Maxwell, Secularism, and The Separation of Church and Politics
- Wednesday Quick Links
- Prop 8 - Problem or Solution?
- Legality, Religiousity, Post-Prop 8 Ugliness and the Case Against Huckabee
- Prop 8 and religion: A moral or political issue, or both?
- RED MEAT! Hewitt, Huckabee and Anti-Mormonism
- Say What?!
- In The Wake Of Prop 8
- A Catholic Defense of Mormon Support (and other religions’ support) for Prop 8
- Being The Target
