Much like Romney…he would never be accepted by Evangelicals.
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How about this guy?
usmccds423
- 2 degrees in acct / finance and considering further education
- Served in usmc
- Has shown devotion to gaining strength through weightlifting
- Tireless researcher / citation when arguing point
- Christian
- Known to a larger audience (100-500) than McMullin due to posting on web forum
- Would only be 2 weeks behind McMullin in announcing candidacy
- Thinks Clinton and Trump are horrible options
I applaud your achievements and drive( and his too I will add), but this McMullin is no serious candidate
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You have a link where I can donate?
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I’ll volunteer. Hell, I’ll be science advisor.
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Just send to trecocash @ tnation…cough cough 
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Source?
Evangelicals don’t seem to have voted any differently than anyone else when it came to Romney. In fact, they seemed to vote for him as much as they voted for McCain and Bush, 2008, 2004 respectively.
I would say “questionable source” with that survey.
Talk to an Evangelical DIRECTLY about his feeling about Mormonism.
That’s where you will get your “real” answer.
Come on Mufasa, Pew Research is a major and highly respected source of polling data.
Remember, an Evangelical’s feelings about Mormonism as a religion are not equal to his vote at the ballot box when faced with such a disparity in ideology across the aisle.
Votes can be counted more or less quantitatively, within standard error.
If you guys say so.
Not my experience (which is VERY non-scientific, I most certainly will concede!)
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Well, remember that experience is a local event. It might be true in an town, city, or area but that doesn’t necessarily match up with numbers or attitudes nation or region wide. We might have two different experiences in our different home towns, that’s why numbers are so valuable.
Remember you get a lot of people voting “lesser of 2 evils”–if nothing else this current election should show that. So while polling firms like to say things like “enthusiastically”, they can’t ever mean that in terms of raw numbers (unless they are looking at favorability ratings like the Pew poll above). They only mean that a significant majority voted a certain way.
Also, while pre-polling can be very dodgy due to a variety of unknowns (though less so with major firms like Pew/Rasmussen) exit polls are looking at people who have already voted and so are less likely to be circumspect.
Unfortunely, I’m not old enough… Maybe one day 
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That’s some expensive yoga she’s doin’.
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I’ve read a few of those stories. Lots of insinuation with nothing quite solid to put a finger on.
Oh I’m sure there’s nothing there, I mean she is going to make Wall St pay their fair share. 
Not a big fan of Rubin, but this is well said.
They already did, to the Clinton Foundation!
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And she doesn’t want to confront her many, many lies…
“Before Canada builds a wall to keeps us all out!” LOL!
I definitely agree with one thing, this debacle, we did it to ourselves.
lol
