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Tricky question.

Do you mean before the last debate, this morning, or tomorrow?

1-3: both ("multiple-choice Romnesia")
4-5: yes and no (see above)
6: yes but now says they didn't go far enough, would favor 1% even more
7: didn't before, does now
8: he was governor for one term (too many)
9: YES he raised taxes enormously, especially on the 99%
10: yes he loves warbucks (see Team Chickenhawk thread)

Bonus question: yes and no, Morons believe that they are gods, and saints, but ultimately Romnesia believes that he is the one true god.

OK, without Goggling...

1) yes and no

2) yes and no

3) yes and no

4) no

5) yes and no

6) yes and no

7) yes and no

8)? don't have a clue

9) yes

10) yes and no

Bonus question: Well....Mormons do believe in multiple gods, but...they believe that only one god "rules" over this planet. So, "yes and no?"

I'm fairly certain that Mormon elders are promised their own universe to rule over as God in their afterlife.

As long as they've worn their special underwear every day of their lives.

curious2 says

Morons believe that they are gods, and saints

Yes, Mormons believe that they are saints, but not gods. The believe that they will become gods.

pazuzu says

As long as they've worn their special underwear every day of their lives.

This is one of the many conditions.

leo707 says

Mormons believe that they are saints...

what god really is

leo707 says

This is one of the many conditions.

They must submit perfect obedience to the cult leaders, for example murdering people and taking their children (Mountain Meadows Massacre) and taking away people's fundamental rights (Prop H8).

curious2 says

leo707 says

Mormons believe that they are saints...

what god really is

Point taken, but the question was what do they believe not what is really going on. ;)

http://mormonssecret.com/#

leo707 says

Yes, Mormons believe that they are saints, but not gods. The believe that they will become gods.

So, does that make them polytheistic?

CL says

does that make them polytheistic?

Yes, because they believe that their dead ancestors are gods, but no, because they claim to be monotheists. In fairness, the "monotheistic" Trinity isn't much clearer.

curious2 says

CL says

does that make them polytheistic?

Yes, because they believe that their dead ancestors are gods, but no, because they claim to be monotheists. In fairness, the "monotheistic" Trinity isn't much clearer.

I don't think that their dead ancestors are gods yet, I believe that god hood is awarded for all eligible Mormons on judgement day.

They are polytheistic in that they believe that there are other gods out there that have their own planets that they rule. They aspire to one day become one of these gods.

Also, they believe in --but never speak of-- a "heavenly mother" who is also a god. In addition to this there are numerous other female gods that are our "heavenly father's" other wives. These god wives gave birth to our spirits, that were then sent to earth by our "heavenly father." This theology gives a basis to the "doctrine of plural marriage" taught by Joe Smith.