All the host (Mr. Mickelson) was trying to do was have Mr. Romney reconcile his religious views with how he has acted while in a position of political power. It is clear that Mr. Romney could not satisfactorily do this, so he said he “was wrong” about that. Mr. Mickelson pointed out that he could be excommunicated from his church for his actions (or inactions), and Mr. Romney kept shooting this down. It appears he wants to pick and choose which of the Mormon beliefs and practices appeal to him; sort of a ‘line-item religious veto.’

Mr. Mickelson correctly pointed out that the sole Constitutional function of the Supreme Court is to interpret the law. They are not to create new law. Sadly, creating new law is exactly what they do over and over. He pointed out how Mr. Romney had occasion to stop this pratice in his own state as governor, but instead, Governor Romney dropped the ball and allowed it to happen. This is a man who will not stand up to the United States Supreme Court when THEY create new law, either. Mr. Romney tried to spin this by avoiding the question. Then he took the bait and began discussing his religion Once he got there, Jan held his ground, and held it well. Mr. Romney never did successfully defend his inaction toward the Massachusetts Supreme Court, nor did he justify how he could have been pro-abortion. I do not want this spineless man to become president.

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