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[lizzybennet]

21 common questions about the Mormon faith as answered by Fox News

These questions were answered very accurately. Honestly, I don't think Mitt Romney has much of a chance anymore.

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Re: And Now About Mitt

[mysteena.livejournal.com]

I doubt I can answer this with out sounding incredibly shallow and uninformed. My life revolves around my family, my house, my church work and my school work. I have little time for things outside those realms...like politics for example. I have not taken the time to sit down and listen to the candidates opinions on any matters. Honestly, when people ask me who I want to win or who I'm going to vote for, I cannot answer the question because I have no idea who stands for what. I've decided to wait until the race has been narrowed down to two before I start listening and deciding who will get my vote.

Honestly, if one of my LJ friends or Chris doesn't mention it, chances are I'm not going to hear about any sort of significant news item. Sad, hmmm?

Re: And Now About Mitt

[themenow.livejournal.com]

No, I'm the exact same way. The only things I hear about Barack and Hillary is because they are constantly at odds against each other. I don't pay any attention to the republicans because they are at least be calm to each other. The opinions above are my base, shallow opinions based only on what little I see of them on TV, not based on any politics at all *lol*. It's all about looks. How they look and how they act.

Yeah, I'm waiting too. I missed our primary voting time so it doesn't really matter now anyway. McCain won in Gainesville and so did Hillary. But I can't remember who won for the state.

Re: And Now About Mitt

[mysteena.livejournal.com]

McCain won for the whole state. Washington hasn't had our vote yet but I'm not registered here anyway. the only candidate that I've seen any advertisement for is Ron Paul. It's almost like no one really cares what Washington thinks.