Posted by
Phil E. on Monday, May 07, 2007 10:39:06 PM
Mitt Romney flip flops on favorite book
So which is it?
Battlefield Earth or Huck Finn?
(Click to listen)
Belly flop?
Mitt Romney did it again. This time he flip flopped on his favorite book. Well, not really a flip flop... more like a flop.
Hugh Hewitt, unofficial campaign manager of the Mitt Romney for President campaign and future Press Secretary for Mitt Romney, basically told Mitt Romney that he [Mitt Romney] blew it and sounded stupid when asked about his favorite book. If you didn't hear about it already, Mitt Romney's favorite book, Battlefield Earth, is also written by a cultist and founder of a false religion, L. Ron Hubbard. Just like Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon. (And the battle between
the Lamanites and Nephites?) At least he's consistent. He's consistent in his authors and consistent in his flip flopping.
But now, when given a second chance, Mitt Romney says that his favorite book is Huckleberry Finn. Just like Mormonism and Liberalism... constantly changing. (Click on the image above to hear the flop.)
OH, COME ON. What a Come on!
After posting this, I did some more research. I found someone beat me to it, citing this as yet another Mitt Romney flip flop.
In a blog quoting the Boston Herald, the story says that Mitt Romney claims his favorite book is the Bible. Oh, yeah? Hey, Mormons, what do you think (not feel) about that?
Why didn't he say the Book of Mormon is his favorite book? After all, you Mormons know that, according to Joseph Smith, "the Book of Mormon [is]
the most correct book of any book on earth [more correct than the Bible], and the keystone of our religion and
a man would get nearer to God by abiding by its precepts than by any other book [including the Bible.]"
And Mormon, you know your
Eighth Article of Faith. That
We believe the Bible to be the word of God as far as it is translated correctly;
we also believe the Book of Mormon to be the word of God. [PERIOD!]
So by all accounts, a good Mormon should favor the Book of Mormon far above the Bible since the former is supposedly the word of God and the latter is only a miserable mistranslated mishmash. And yet Mitt Romney didn't claim the Book of Mormon as his favorite book. He said the Bible. But according to Mormonism, you can't get very near to God by reading the Bible.
Do you think he's pandering to Christians? (The so-called "Evangelical Right.") Does he remember his lessons from the MTC, to not give us the meat?
Is he lying?Belly laugh?
It's not like me to pick on personal characteristics, but have you noticed Mitt Romney's laugh? As John Harris of
Politico dot com said on Hugh Hewitt's radio show (Friday, May 4), Mitt Romney seems "too programmed." Good word to describe someone in a cult.
FUNNY AUDIO. Feel free to pass this short funny clip around the web. Let's see if it bounces back.
Like
"Data" on Star Trek Next Generation, when you view Mitt Romney's laugh on the computer, each "ha" is perfectly timed and sounds just like the last! Talk about programmed! Remind you of anything?
Don't vote for Mitt Romeny for President. Like Mormonism, he's only
a pretty facade. And he's constantly
"progressing."
Please help me get the Word out.
Please copy and paste the following clip to your friends. (Because the link needs the http:// part in the address, not www.):
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Check this out:
http://romneyforpresident.townhall.com/
Like Mormonism, the blog isn't what it seems.
(Some funny photos too.)