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could be, but with all the up and coming moderate and conservative REpublicans, I have a gut feeling the best chance for any Repbulican running this year is to win, I think 2016 might be too late.
count me in on that as well. I don't care if they are agnostics or atheists as long as they don't attempt to change our country to fit their religious beliefs or lack of same.
count me in on that as well. I don't care if they are agnostics or atheists as long as they don't attempt to change our country to fit their religious beliefs or lack of same.
You are right. I would hate to think any one of us is so rightious that we can not open our eyes and see there are other ways of thinking. To me, this isn't being a non flip flopper, this is being narrow minded and having ones head in the sand. It is important to me, the person running our country can admit his/her ideas might not work or be right. Look at what we have now, someone who can't admit it.
And because 'they' both are mormon, and both are 'Liberal' RINO's....neither will be the nominee of GOP.
How does the fact that they're LDS make them "liberals"? Utah (which is about 60-65% LDS) is the most conservative state in the country. Obviously, you have a different definition of "liberal" than the rest of the world has.
Let’s be honest, Mitt Romney is not a viable candidate, no matter what Karl Rove and the media try to shove down our throats or convince us of. Romney is an actor, he’s Obama with a past.
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