Mormon Mitt Romney Returning to the Private Sector?
Mitt Romney, former U.S. presidential candidate (2012) and member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (often mistakenly called the Mormon Church), is reportedly “returning to the private sector.” [1] This headline hit the news near mid-March 2013 after Romney offered his first interviews since losing the election. It had been announced months before that he would be returning to his position on the...
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.
“Real” Romney seen in his church leadership servic...
Mitt Romney has been accused of being “elitist” because of his affluence. What people don’t know is that he spent more than 13 years “in the trenches” of diverse socioeconomic groups as he voluntarily served as a lay (non-paid) LDS church leader. At 34 years-old, with five young sons, he became a bishop (similar to priest, pastor or rabbi) of The Church of Jesus Christ of...
The RNC Officially Nominates Mormon Mitt Romney fo...
By Keith Brown After months on the campaign trail attempting to gain recognition and support from the populace of many states, and after several international diplomatic trips to include London and Jerusalem, the long awaited announcement has finally come. On Tuesday evening, 28 August 2012, Willard Mitt Romney (Mitt as he is commonly known), a devout member of The Church of Jesus...
Ann Romney: Faith, Family, and Politics
Reporters all agree that Ann Romney and her husband Mitt Romney are a partnership. They make decisions as a team, a fact which surprises people who know they have a traditional sort of marriage. In the Mormon world, however, a traditional marriage is a partnership. Although the man is the head of the household, he is not the boss. He merely leads by example. Mitt Romney says she is his...
