Politics USA  Mitt Romney's Weird Religion  It's not just the
Mormon Church's strange theology, but also its racism, sexism
and harsh attitude to the poor.  Mitt Romney is getting too easy
a ride over his Mormonism. The New Republic offered on its cover
last month 'a personal history of America's most misunderstood
religion', praising its ideals of community living. Michael
Kinsley, a political columnist, urged the Republican candidate
to 'play the Mormon card', pointing to the creed of hard work,
family (indeed, very big families), no drink, drugs, or
premarital sex.  After months of keeping quiet, Mr Romney
appears convinced; his team is set to make his Mormonism a
central theme of the Republican Convention that opens in Tampa,
Florida, on Monday. There are three sorts of questions that
should be put forcefully to this would-be president. After all,
Mr Romney is not just a Mormon: he was a bishop of the Church
and its highest-ranking leader in Boston; he gives at least a
tenth of his income to the Church, i