If it is Clinton v. Romney, would you be okay with the Clintons using the religion card?

[TeamJordan23]

Because you know they will.

[jackson_dem]

1. They never have in the past

[TeamJordan23]

4. The never used the race card before this primary season it seemed. nm

[mondo joe]

12. They didn't this season either.

[Demeter]

2. Why Develop Scruples at Such a Late Date?

The ends justify the means, don't they? :sarcasm:

[Hippo_Tron]

3. They won't have to, somebody on the right will do it for them

[TwilightGardener]

5. The media will--if it hurts him, it's kinda sad, but I'm not going to

raise a stink. Hopefully she wouldn't have to go there.

[libertee]

6. nope

I don't see the using the religion card...at all..useless tactic.

[MethuenProgressive]

7. Expect Romney to Swiftboat them on Religion, like Obama's done on Race.

The tactics being used by Obama are disgusting.

[jackson_dem]

9. Obama has definitely offered a template for Romney to use

[Inuca]

18. 1984 much? n/t

[Az_lefty]

8. they will use the religion card or anything else to get what they want

nothing is beneath the Clinton's. And no, I'm not OK with it.

[LanternWaste]

10. I think that holds true of all the candidates-- Democrats and Republicans alike.

I think that holds true of all the candidates-- Democrats and Republicans alike. And I'm not ok with it either.

[MH1]

11. Nope. But it's academic anyway...with Romney, others will play it for them.

[joeybee12]

13. No, I know that Obama probably will, "proud Christian" that he

is...

[emilyg]

14. No they won't use religion card.

[The Straight Story]

15. Well, wasn't it hillary that said this?

And I have become accustomed over the past year to
living between those kinds of poles and trying as best I can
to navigate what is for many of us uncharted terrain.
Because as my husband said this morning, freedom of religion
does not mean, and should not mean, freedom from religion.
And striking the appropriate balance, and being able to
witness in a public role what one feels and lives through
one's own spiritual journey, opens one up to misunderstanding
and criticism.

But it is my very firm conviction that there is a
growing awareness of the need for a spiritual renewal in our
country and a willingness on the part of many to act and work
in good faith together to fill that sense of emptiness with
the Word and with an outreach that is grounded in real
Christian values.

[Pathwalker]

16. Have you ever personally dealt with a Morman man?

One of my son's best friends is a Morman, who cannot stand his own Morman father. He came to our house once to complain about a movie that was played while his son was here. Every time I tried to speak to him, he would ignore me, but his face kept getting redder and redder. Finally, he blurted out to my husband: "Man, control your wife! She should not be speaking to a man she isn't married to!"
My husband laughed and said: "Control my wife? Yeah, good luck with that. Don't be too afraid of her, she doesn't bite...hard."
He left in a huff.
We laughed for hours.

[global1]

17. And Romney Right Back Would Use -"More Men".......nt

[Proud2BAmurkin]

19. I'd be OK with it. Too much at stake. But they'll leave it to the batshit crazy evangelicals