Religious bigotry vs. partisanship
Michigan pastor Kent Clark loves him some Paul Ryan but doesn't think Mitt Romney is a Christian.
Not a problem for anyone involved. As we learned last month from Pew (pdf), being a Mormon doesn't really hurt a person's chances among evangelical voters, even though many of them agree with Clark. Tobin Grant seems to take this as good news about evangelicals:
Despite a history of Republican voting, some political pontificators predicted that evangelicals would be apprehensive about an LDS candidate. The picture of evangelicals as religious partisans has itself proven to be little more than caricature and stereotype.
