http://blogs.usatoday.com/onpolitics/2007/08/mitt-unplugged-.html
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"I think you're making a big mistake when you distance yourself from your faith," Mickelson observed. (This happens about 10 minutes, 30 seconds into the 20-minute long video.)
"I'm not distancing myself from my faith," Romney forcefully responded. "I'm proud of my faith. There's nothing I distance myself from."
What followed was a discussion where Romney outlined the differences between Mormon dictates and civil law and Mickelson argued that the candidate was hurting himself with conservative voters by trying to "hermetically seal" his private, church-driven beliefs and public views. ...
Again asking Romney to come back to show, Mickelson offered, "I hope we can do this so we can expend some quality time on here rather than the sound bytes."
"No, I don't like coming on the air and having you go after me and my church," Romney testily responded.
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