states are trying to out-crazy each ear. how about in georgia? paul brown laid out his criteria for voting on a bill. i want there are four questions i m asked about. the first, is it constitutional according to the original intent? the second does it fit the christian biblical principles our nation was founded on. three, do we need it? four, can we afford it? does his record back up those judeo christian principles? i don t know his record well enough, but i doubt he s followed them very much. it s trying to make this a religious country is just not the american way. there s always compromises. we are made up of muslims and we are made up of property assistants and catholics and jews, and bahai, and all kinds
mormons and he s getting substantial support from that group tonight the the largest number of voters, 27% are property assistants, but about the same number, 26% are mormon. and there are some interesting differences emerging for mormon voters in today s caucuses. among them, the economy is the most important issue. for 65% compared to just about half for non-mormons. the federal budget deficit was more important. and take a look at this. voting for a candidate who can beat president obama was most important for both mormons and non-mormons. electability yet again a big deal. but mormon voters were more likely to emphasize the importance of a candidate s moral character. take a look at that number there. 32% to just 15% to others.