Frank Rich will be on Lawrence O'Donnell's show next, talking about Romney and religion

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Heads up!


Earlier topic about Rich's column on this:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1002241747

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1. Lawrence is discussing religion now, but so far just with Eugene Robinson and Melissa Harris-Perry

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2. Lawrence just mentioned the Gallup poll showing a significant fraction of voters wouldn't vote for a

Mormon.

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3. Frank Rich will be on next.

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4. Thanks, I love Frank Rich. I don't have tv so any play-by-play would be appreciated! nt

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5. On now.

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6. They're talking about that column now, Romney not talking about his religion.

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7. Rich: "There's no there there. You feel there's no there there with him." Because Romney won't

discuss his religion, despite how important it is to him.

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10. This is a really good point. glad O'Donnel is emphasizing that. nt

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8. More discussion of that Rich column, and of the Romney campaign planning to attack

anyone who writes about his religion as a religious bigot.

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9. Lawrence mentioning the discrimination against blacks that was still going on in the Mormon church

when Romney was an adult and active in the church. Wondering what Romney actually said about it then.

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12. +100000. And also find out how Romney feels about the Mormon church's campaign against Prop 8

in CA. The active discrimination by this organization is all recent history, Mitt Romney and family are involved in those ideals as church members. The enduring discrimination against women is also something to spotlight

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11. We need to keep discussing Willard's religion

unfair as it may seem, 20% of the folks say they wouldn't vote for a morman....we need to use ay weapons in this race we can get!

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13. Ever see September Dawn? It tells a little history of part of their brutal past in the 19th century.

Of course, many religions have dark periods, but this was late 19th century