Company Mitt Romney Saved Named Best Employer
Mitt Romney was the CEO at Bain and Company for one year, but that year changed the company forever. They were on the brink of bankruptcy when he was brought in to save it. In that single year, he brought them not just into the black, but made them profitable and did so without laying anyone off. A recent article in New York Mag said that no one who worked with Romney would swear or drink around him and everyone knew...
Mitt Romney (Mormon), is a Harvard-educated man marked by a distinguished business career in the private sector and tenure as influential public servant and political leader, who made a momentous decision to run for the office of President of the United States. Mitt comes to the global stage tenaciously. Romney has received a great deal of media attention--and, in fact, undue criticism--for his deeply-held Christian religious beliefs, raised in the context of his candidacy for national office. He is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, frequently misnamed the "Mormon Church." Its constituents, Latter-day Saints, are often nicknamed "Mormons"--hence, the media's simplified references to "Mitt Romney, Mormon," or "Mitt's Mormonism."
This website is dedicated to giving an accurate picture of Mitt Romney as a person, as a Mormon, and as presidential candidate in 2012. It is not designed to influence readers' political opinions, but is designed with the hope of giving readers a correct representation of the facts, so they can make their own informed decisions. We welcome you and hope you gain here a better understanding of what Mormons believe and how Mitt Romney's Mormon beliefs influence or do not influence his political views and capabilities.
This website is dedicated to giving an accurate picture of Mitt Romney as a person, as a Mormon, and as presidential candidate in 2012. It is not designed to influence readers' political opinions, but is designed with the hope of giving readers a correct representation of the facts, so they can make their own informed decisions. We welcome you and hope you gain here a better understanding of what Mormons believe and how Mitt Romney's Mormon beliefs influence or do not influence his political views and capabilities.
Mormon Mitt Romney Wins Again
Mormon GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney edged closer to sealing the Republican nomination after easily winning the Nebraska and Oregon primaries on May 15, 2012. Nebraska won’t formally award its 32 delegates to the Republican National Convention until the state party’s own July convention. After Tuesday night, Romney will have won the majority of the 25 delegates at stake in...
Mormon Mitt Romney at Liberty University
On May 12, 2012, Mormon Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney delivered the commencement address at Liberty University, the university founded by the late Evangelical leader Jerry Falwell. The University is considered a bastion of conservative Christianity, but Falwell desired to bring all U.S. Christians under the umbrella of a “moral majority” to affect American...
Mitt Romney Campaign: Political Neutrality of Morm...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (often misnamed the “Mormon Church”) stands neutral on all party politics. Church buildings are not used for political events, the Church will never endorse a politician (Mormon or not), and Church records may never be used for polling, fundraising, or campaigning. Latter-day Saints (“Mormons“) are strongly encouraged...