Mormon Sen. Michael Crapo Drinks His Vodka By the Shot
The nominal teetotaler did not shirk from the sauce.
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The nominal teetotaler did not shirk from the sauce.
Sen. Michael Crapo isn't even going to try to explain this one.
"Wear Pants to Church" Sundays get off to a rough start.
Mitt Romney doesn't fight in wars. That's not the same thing.
More proof that people just believe what they want to believe.
"Have you ever looked at some of the things we believe?"
The station called the gay-friendly show "inappropriate on several dimensions."
Loosening up the style reins in the Utah Valley.
The Latter-day Saints have gotten it banned in Idaho State liquor stores.
In fact, information about his Mormon faith may be beneficial.
That's how many Mormons came out to caucus; 98 percent went for Romney in 2008.
A land sale is disappointing church members and neighbors alike.
Now we'll never know who the Mormon church would endorse.
"A generation of Mormons has adopted a fashion-forward urban aesthetic that wouldn’t look out of place at a Bushwick party."
After a Perry-backing pastor calls Mormonism a "cult," the religious question has burst into the forefront of the race. We talked to Values Voter Summit attendees to see what they thought.