George Stephanopoulos, Mitt Romney - Today Show

Brief clip of Stephanopoulos correcting Romney on Mormon doctrine. Romney was asked a question in which the true answer would alienate traditional Christians. He responed with a politically saavy answer to appease Christians, but it was not a factual answer.

It is a great illustration of how Mitt Romney uses the "Never give meat, when milk will do" Mormon methodology of responding to difficult questions that might expose real LDS doctrine as in opposition to traditional Christian doctrine. This is how Mormon missionaries are taught to deal with questions from potential converts or any non-LDS. One of the best examples this sanctioned "deception" was caught on film when a famous LDS author and BYU professor gave a talk to missionaries.

The fact that Mormons believe different doctrines is perfectly acceptable. Being Christian isn't an "official" requirement for the presidency, but we expect candor from candidates, and Romney's obvious deception is disconcerting. This is one of the best examples of how Mitt Romney is preapred to misrepresent himself and the LDS Church to capture the Evangelical vote.

Mitt Romney - Humorous appeasement dialogue

Mitt Romney "re-evaluates" hunting experience after calling himself a lifelong hunter. His campaign acknowledged that he has been on just two hunting trips - one when he was 15 and the other just last year.

"I'm not a big-game hunter. I've made that very clear," he said. "I've always been a rodent and rabbit hunter. Small varmints, if you will. I began when I was 15 or so and I have hunted those kinds of varmints since then. More than two times."

In Keene, N.H., Romney had said: "I purchased a gun when I was a young man. I've been a hunter pretty much all my life." Campaign spokesman Eric Fehrnstrom said that Romney wasn't trying to mislead anyone, and he promoted Romney's support of gun-ownership rights. As governor, he supported the state's strict gun-control laws and signed into law one of the nation's tougher assault weapons laws. He joined the National Rifle Association (NRA) last August as a "lifetime" member.

Commentary - Fox News & Hugh Hewitt

Fox News downplays conservative Evangelical hostility to Mormonism. This video also shows right wing radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt appearing on the May 6 edition of "The Big Story" on Fox News, skipping right over the evangelical source of anti-Mormon sentiment against presidential hopeful Mitt Romney and, instead, focusing the blame on YouTube and liberals.

Video post also references the Media Matters webpage from March showing Hugh Hewitt blaming anti-Mormon bigotry on "the left" at: http://mediamatters.org/items/2007031...

And, you can see Hugh Hewitt's description of his May 6 appearance on fox News at: http://hughhewitt.townhall.com/g/3e43...

Finally, this video also qualifies as the latest addition to the YouTube playlist titled "Fox News Bias" at: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list...

Maher states that people really don’t know much about Mormonism, “but when they find out they will be amazed at how weird it really is.”

Maher has obvious issues with all religions, but points out he can’t prove Jesus was fraud as it occurred in antiquity, but the Mormon religion is relatively recent and proclaims numerous doctrines that are demonstrably false.  Maher refers to Joseph Smith as a verifiable con man.

ABC Good Morning America - Dan Harris, George Stephanopoulos

In this segment, Good Morning America discusses Mitt Romney, Mormonism, and plural marriage (polygamy).

This clip also includes a segment discussing polygamy and Romney's recent statements regarding the practice. Romney publically disparaged polygamy, finding it disgusting, but forgets it was ordained by God according to his church and is an important part of their history and....

Mitt Romney has a long history of poligamy in his own family's history. Find out more:
Romney Family Tree Has Polygamy Branch
By JENNIFER DOBNER and GLEN JOHNSON, Associated Press Writers
Saturday, February 24, 2007

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