I just signed up to have Mormon missionaries visit me at home

[Joe Biden 2020]

I would never allow a Mormon to step foot in my home. You're a braver man than I, Tweed.

[Joe Biden 2020]

I would never allow a Mormon to step foot in my home. You're a braver man than I, Tweed.

Aren't you supposedly supporting one for President now?

Doesn't mean I would let him step foot in my house, though.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Are you serious, BushOK?

Same as with the Black man he supported for President four years ago, so I would suppose so.

Let me clarify.  I would let him step into my home on Presidential/cordial terms, not as a Mormon trying to convert me.  The moment he starts trying to convert me, I would show him the door.

I would enjoy having President Obama in my home, because there is at least a chance he is a Christian, nobody knows for sure.  Romney is definitely not a Christian, he's a Mormon (I'm not going to get into the differences at this time).

My vote for President Romney is not about his religious beliefs, because I think he will keep them separate from public policy.  My vote for Romney is about Obama wanting to cut the military.  That turned me off real fast.  I still would not be too disappointed if Obama wins in 9 months, because he's done several pretty good things in his first term.

[Joe Biden 2020]

One of the reasons I am supporting Mitt Romney, even though he's a Mormon and not a Christian is that Mormonism is very family-oriented, one thing I do have to give them a whole heck of a lot of credit for.  They are probably more family-oriented than evangelical Christians, sad to say, but true.  I know Barack Obama has a real sense of family, and has been commended for such by Gov. Mitch Daniels in the SOTU Republican Response.  Governor Romney shares more of the values I agree with on the major issues.  We don't see eye-to-eye on everything, but he's the closest one to my views.