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Most politicians, regardless of party, proclaim their belief in god and using their religious beliefs as guidance. It's almost required to get elected.
*If* it is a mainstream religion. Mainstream protestants skate through. JFK had to give a speech reassuring USians he would not be running the country according to orders from the Pope. I don't remember George Romney's LDS faith being an issue, when he was Gov, but I was a bit too young to really be paying attention. When Mitt ran, he did feel compelled to give a speech reassuring people he would not turn the US into an LDS theocracy. But, according to Fox Noise blowhards, the US is *supposed* to be a Christian theocracy, though they don't say what sort of Christian.
Steve
