Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney waves to a crowd at a nearby parking lot after his campaign plane arrived at Moon Township Pittsburgh International Airport in Coraopolis, Pa., Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012.
Associated Press
With a few strokes of his pen, Robert Anderson of Maryland has managed to insult hundreds of thousands of Utahns, assuming that we "slavishly" voted for Mitt Romney and can't think for ourselves ("Mitt Romney said anything to win" Nov. 9).
The people of Maryland voted for Obama by close to the same percentage as Utahns voted for Romney, so according to Mr. Anderson's logic, they slavishly supported Obama. I feel good about voting for a smart, successful man who shares my values.
Nancy Erickson
Centerville
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I, too, feel good about voting for a smart, successful man who shares my values. I may disagree with Hutterite on some issues, but here is why this white Utah Mormon Republican in Utah county voted for Obama:
I believe in helping the More..
'I feel good about voting for a smart, successful man who shares my values.' Me, too. It's even better that he came out on top. And I live in utah.
Another nonsensical post from JCS. How anyone can blindly accept those ideas and then spout them as if they were facts is completely beyond comprehension.