Hello

[USNationalist]

Been a while, just saying hello to everyone.

Out of curiosity, are there any Mormons out there that do not support Mitt Romney?

[Mahonri]

I know of a couple who don't support Mitt Romney... but they are either weird or liberal. (Not that there is anything wrong with that)

BUT... to each his own.

[StrawberryFields]

Been a while, just saying hello to everyone.

Out of curiosity, are there any Mormons out there that do not support Mitt Romney?

Hello USN it has been awhile!

What's new with you?

Just so you know a there is a new rule here about Politics.

http://www.lds.net/forums/lds-net-news-alerts/8987-revised-policy-political-threads-please-read.html

Revised Policy on Political Threads - Please Read

I have revised the policy on political threads. We will now be regulating the site in accordance with the terms and conditions as stated below this message and at the bottom of each page on the site. This means that we will allow political discussion, also long as all posts remain neutral with respect to partisan politics and candidate campaigns for public office. You may not use the forum to show support, endorse, oppose or sanction any candidate. In addition, all posts must be respectful and sensitive to readers of all political beliefs and backgrounds. Any post that violates any of the above conditions will be dealt with according to the guidelines in the Terms of Use.

More Good Foundation, as a nonprofit foundation, must remain neutral with respect to partisan politics and candidate campaigns for public office. The foundation encourages its members and staff to be informed about political issues and to be engaged in civic life; however, it does not endorse or oppose any political parties, candidates, or platforms.

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[pushka]

Hi USN, nice to see you back here! :)

[USNationalist]

Those are quite some rules there strawberry. heh. You weren't a moderator last time i was here, been a while.

Whats new with me... not much. Working part time, going to school full time.

[Dr T]

Hello USN,

WElcome to the new look of this site.

[StrawberryFields]

Those are quite some rules there strawberry. heh. You weren't a moderator last time i was here, been a while.

Whats new with me... not much. Working part time, going to school full time.

I was thinking the same thing so it must have been a long time ago. :)

It's good to hear from you. What are your goals for school?

[pam]

What part of the country are you from Mahroni? I believe I remember chatting with someone who used that nick a few years ago.

[john doe]

The only Mahonri I ever knew was an SP from Phoenix.

[USNationalist]

Right now I am majoring in Liberal arts... because I am not sure whether to get a degree in business or writing. I need a bachelors in something so that I can get into the seminary I want. It is my intention to go into the ministry for the Covenant Church.

[NateHowe]

Just for the record, I'm an active Mormon, and I am not anti-Romney, but I am certainly not sold on him or any candidate at the moment. Just as Romney's religion should not disqualify him as a candidate, it certainly doesn't qualify him, either. After all, Harry Reid is a Mormon, and I think he would make a terrible president.

Anyway, I am one of the undecideds thus far. Thought you might like to know.