Ron Scott

journalist and author

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Journalist and author of Mitt Romney: An Inside Look at the Man and His Politics and the novel, Closing Circles: Trapped in the Everlasting Mormon Moment

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The Daily Beast has reported that a controversial Mormon blogger who has criticized Mitt Romney might be excommunicated.

Mormonism Crosses Path with Presidential Race Again

The Daily Beast has reported that a controversial Mormon blogger who has criticized Mitt Romney might be excommunicated.

from To the Point

Mitt Romney speaks often about his faith in God and his loyalty to "the same church."  But in 2007, when he made a carefully written speech about his religion, he mentioned the word…

Mitt Romney and the Mormon Church

Mitt Romney speaks often about his faith in God and his loyalty to "the same church."  But in 2007, when he made a carefully written speech about his religion, he mentioned the word…

from Which Way, L.A.?

Mitt Romney 's been called the "presumed front-runner," since the Republican campaign began, but most party members are looking for somebody else.

Is Mitt Romney Too Reticent about His Mormon Faith?

Mitt Romney 's been called the "presumed front-runner," since the Republican campaign began, but most party members are looking for somebody else.

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