I am writing in response to your story on "Mitt Romney's Mormon Story" (Aug. 20).
I believe that when you stand up for what you believe in you are showing good leadership. If you can't stand up for your religious beliefs, how are you supposed to stand up for a nation?
Having Mitt Romney stand up for himself could potentially hurt his campaign, but hopefully people can look past their disagreements and respect the fact that Romney is having courage to stand up for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Having courage for what you know to be true shows you have what it takes to make a difference in the world.
Rebecca Buhler
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For which beliefs does Mitt Romney stand up? Pro choice or anti-choice? Pro gay rights or anti-gay rights?, pro gun control or anti gun control?, pro healthcare mandate or anti-healthcare mandate? It seems like he stands up for whatever belief will More..
No, Mr. Romney most certainly does _not_ "stand up for his beliefs."
His flip-flops are legion.
He implemented healthcare reform in Massachusetts using exactly the same principles as the Affordable Care Act, but now More..
Rebecca, His membership in the church is about the only thing the man stands for. I'm still trying to figure out what he stands for in about every issue that faces the nation. Is he running on his Bain record? Governor record? Is he going to More..