Reid Fundamentally Disconnected from LDS church and Nevada
Congratulations, Harry Reid. You’ve gone from being a lawyer to being a politician to being a really bad politician to being veritable scum of the earth.
Interestingly, Harry Reid recently decided that, as self-elected mouthpiece for the Mormon church, he has the obligation to spread lies and bear false witness against Mitt Romney. He also has declared that his understanding of the Gospel is superior to Mitt Romney’s understanding. According to Reid, Romney has “sullied the religion.”
This coming from the man involved in real estate and other scandals. Plus, remember when the voting machines in Southern Nevada already had his name checked as people were voting? And then the unions used questionable tactics to boost the vote in Reid’s favor on election day?
Harry Reid is a bad person and is fundamentally disconnected from the people he is supposed to represent. Why do we keep electing him?
What’s more, where is the scandal with Mitt Romney? His scandals are all manufactured, unless you count the “47%” gaffe. His big scandal is that he dared to tell the truth? Surely an unpardonable sin in Washington. Reid knows he is lying when he continues to slander Romney, who is a decent man. Reid’s actions are disgusting.
Now that I’ve gotten the ranting off my chest, I would like to attempt to explain what Mormons really believe. I believe a convincing argument can be made in favor of Romney’s politics. The same argument will be damning to Reid’s tired old politics.
I’ve been trying to put some thoughts together on this topic for quite a while and Reid’s ongoing tantrum gives me an excuse. Watch for part II…
So now you get to tell us which are the good mormons and the bad mormons. You’re an idiot.
Hi eric – As always, I appreciate your witty, thoughtful comments. You are truly a difficult intellect to contend with.
I think it’s pretty easy to compare the official teachings of the Mormon church with the positions of our politicians. By doing this do I become judge over “the good mormons and the bad mormons”? I think it’s safe to say that if you’re a murderer then you’re a bad Christian. If you’re a bacon-eating alcoholic then you’re probably not a great Muslim. This falls into the realm of common sense.
Keep in mind that the whole reason I wrote about Reid is that he said Romney had “sullied” the religion. If Reid chooses to maliciously attack a decidedly decent man merely because of a difference of opinion then is it not logical to have an honest debate about who has “sullied” Mormonism? I think you can have an honest debate about a lot of the tenets of Mormonism; however, how can one stand in open defiance to the religion they profess to believe in?
I won’t bore you with any more of this nonsense. I’m too much of a simpleton to stand against you. Poopyhead. (See what I did there? I put myself on your level to try to bridge the gap between us.)
Before I go, let’s take a quick look at scorecard! To date, I am: “clueless”, “blithely dishonest”, “harmful”, “negative”, “disappointing”, “idiot”. Woo!
Brad