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Article: Al Sharpton, Romney and the mormons
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- Chicago Defender
- Article date:
- May 28, 2007
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Guest Editorial
Rev. Al Sharpton was the perfect picture of geniality after dining with Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Mormon Church's governing board of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles in Salt Lake City. Sharpton's cordiality was his way of showing that he held no political ill will toward GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney. Days earlier Sharpton had blurted out that those who believed in God would vote against Romney. His remark smacked of bigotry and intolerance, and even if Romney weren't his obvious target, the remark goes sharply against the grain of the antidiscrimination ideals that one of the nation's top civil rights leaders is supposed to stand for.
But Sharpton's initial ...
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