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Re: StephanieVanbryce post# 168468

Friday, 02/24/2012 4:08:30 PM

Friday, February 24, 2012 4:08:30 PM

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you're right he is comfortable outside politics .. i've seen great pictures of him 'out there'
with others and with his family and 'forgot' it when focused on the other .. this is why i have the
other ?? .. just because he has stressed how VERY Mormon he is my head just keeps wondering if ..

Mitt and the White Horse Prophecy


The White Horse Prophecy foresaw Mormons in politics.
(Credit: iStockphoto/66North/Reuters)

A close look at the roots of Romney's -- and the Mormon church's -- political ambitions

By Sally Denton [ http://politics.salon.com/writer/sally_denton/ ]
Sunday, Jan 29, 2012 8:00 AM 22:10:34 CST

When Mitt Romney received his patriarchal blessing as a Michigan teenager, he was told that the Lord expected great things from him. All young Mormon men — the “worthy males” of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, as it is officially known — receive such a blessing as they embark on their requisite journeys as religious missionaries. But at 19 years of age, the youngest son of the most prominent Mormon in American politics — a seventh-generation direct descendant of one of the faith’s founding 12 apostles—Mitt Romney had been singled out as a destined leader.

From the time of his birth — March 13, 1947 — through adolescence and into manhood, the meshing of religion and politics was paramount in Mitt Romney’s life. Called “my miracle baby” by his mother, who had been told by her physician that it was impossible for her to bear a fourth child, Romney was christened Willard Mitt Romney in honor of close family friend and one of the richest Mormons in history, J. Willard Marriott.

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he really believes it .. IF so it would have to create very difficult doubts in his mind about
himself, and could contribute to his being uncomfortable in the political scene .. i feel very
sorry for him if that's any part of his problem .. good point of yours .. appreciate the check .. thanks ..

It was Plato who said, “He, O men, is the wisest, who like Socrates, knows that his wisdom is in truth worth nothing”

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