Mitt Romney met members of the Iowa Christian Alliance at a house party Friday in Dubuque.
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Pressed, Romney to speak on his Mormonism
Will 'share views on religious liberty' as a Baptist rival leaps ahead in Iowa
Mitt Romney met members of the Iowa Christian Alliance at a house party Friday in Dubuque.
(Rick Gershon/Getty Images)
After months of debate within his campaign organization, Mitt Romney has decided to give a speech addressing his Mormon faith, a potentially pivotal step that reflects the surging candidacy of Mike Huckabee, the former Baptist preacher who has been promoting himself explicitly as a Christian leader. (Full article: 921 words)
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