Mormonz

Sully wonders why Romney's Mormonism gets a pass when Obama still gets hell for Rev Wright:

Here's a question: if Barack Obama had to go through a brutal process of defending the doctrines, sermons and ideology of a church he merely attended, why is Mitt Romney exempted from explaining the doctrines and statements and ideology of a church he was an actual leading official in?

As usual, it's the hypocrisy that grates the most:

You could argue, as I do, that politics and religion are separate spheres and that a candidate's faith should not be a major issue for anyone. But Romney is running as the leader of a party whose modern incarnation is defined by an insistence that religion and politics are inseparable, and Romney's runner-up memorably described president Kennedy's strict affirmation of political secularism as puke-worthy. So there really is no solid defense against an examination of Romney's faith and how it formed him - or questioning some of his faith's stranger doctrines.