It feels that some people expect to have a PERFECT president. Dont see how the previous presidents religions have made a great impact in this country. Just because one LDS member put a sour taste in your mouth, does not mean that the whole religion and members will too. EVERYONE has faults regardless of religions. Look at our past presidents! How has their religions made a major change in our country? And now you are stomping on someone that has followed beliefs that have obviously put him in the right path? Someone that has been able to rise above the negativity of issues that we have in this country? He isnt perfect, but he has done his best to live his life accordingly. If you hate the man because of what he believes in, then we are all doomed to never seeing anything good happening here. And like it is stated in the Bible, which i would think you wouldnt remark bad about if you are any other religion----Let he who is without sin, cast the first stone.

I think what bugs me most about the whole hating Romney trend is that we have these people that appear to be sweet, law-passing senators and otherwise political figures who say that they're not going to play the negative ad that they've created about Romney and then show it to a roomful of reporters.  Or the fact that he did that after he splashed comments about someone's religion and then apologized about it (after the comments have taken their desired effect, of course).  Not to mention that Huckabee told his supporters in N.H. to vote for him and invite neighbors out to vote only if they were going to vote for him.  He went further to say that they needed to shovel snow into their driveway or let the air out of their tires if they weren't going to vote for him.  All of that from a person who's supposed to be wholesome goodness.  Huckabee is a wolf in sheep's clothing while Mitt is legit.  He's the real deal and that scares people.  

As for the Mormons answering to their leader, think about it... How do more than 13 million people in 176 countries and territories answer to one person?  Do they all call up the prophet on his home phone and check out if what they're doing is in line with the principles of the church?  Logically that doesn't make sense.  Joseph Smith taught, "I teach them correct principles and they govern themselves."  That is the role of the prophet from the beginning.  What did Isaiah, Daniel, Adam, Noah, and other prophets do?  They taught correct principles (I repeat principles, not who to vote for) and let the people choose for themselves what to do.  (In the case of Noah, they decided it was better to drown than listen to the prophet.)  From the church that Christ established to the one that He restored in our day, the prophet does not lead by coercion or force.  Mormons believe in agency, the freedom of choice.  There is no church endorsement of any candidates, only people voting for candidates who maintain similar standards.  In years past, Mormons vote just like everyone else, for the candidate that fits their ideals and matches what they feel is best for the US.  There will be no change this year.  I know people of all faiths that have decided that they want to support Mitt Romney.  You don't have to belong to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to support a qualified candidate.

Mittsy has no chance, he's all but out of the race.  He's a long shot on all the odds on the gambling websites and anyone with a lick of common sense knows he will never become president, at least with not all the facts about mormonism out there.  Most experts agree on this, that he has no chance.