Review: Not sure who this book set out to besmirch, Mitt Romney or the LDS faith.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 02 17, 2013
As a member of the LDS community, I saw at lot of things stated as "fact" that were taken out of context and their meaning, much a this earth was created by extraterrestrials. I have to wonder hope the author managed to make that leap.  I think Mormonism is suspect the church does well economically, the members actually overcome friends with each other, we abstain from alcohol, premarital sex, drugs, coffee and hot tea. We also have the healthiest members, and a very low divorce. Sounds good, doesn't it? That's why others who are not of this faith can't stand it. They can't believe we willingly give more than 10% to our church, we believe we're the children of our Heavenly Father, we don't pollute our bodies with tobacco, alcohol, or defile our bodies (the temple of our soul) with tattoos. We marry our sweethearts for time and all eternity - our families will be together forever, not until death parts us. No other church can offer that to to because no other church has the authority. We don't want to be like everyone else. Why would we? Mitt and Ann have done a stellar job raising their children and they have a family that will spend eternity together, believing the same things and doing the same things, because the believe this religion - no - this ways of life works for them they thrive on it. Non-Mormons just don't get it and you never will. The only time you will gain any true knowledge of the church is my asking with a sincere desire, pure intent, and with prayer.That will never HAPen.