CLEAN: Mormon Democrats proud of Mitt, but don't like his politics

The transcript discusses the speaker's personal connections and political views, emphasizing their alignment with the Democratic Party due to shared values as a female, scientist, and working mother. It highlights the influence of religious beliefs on political affiliation, particularly the connection between being a Mormon and a Democrat. The speaker also touches on regional political dynamics, mentioning efforts to make Utah a swing state. The transcript concludes with reflections on an event and personal experiences, including attending BYU Law School.

What reasons does the speaker give for aligning with the Democratic Party?

• Their identity as a female, scientist, and working mother

• Their admiration for a family friend

• Their interest in historical biases

• Their connection to Mitt Romney

How does the speaker view the Republican Party's acceptance of Mitt Romney?

• As a sign of progress

• As a step backward

• As a threat to their values

• As irrelevant to their beliefs

What aspect of the Democratic Party does the speaker feel aligns with their religious beliefs?

• Emphasis on individualism

• Building a sense of community

• Focus on economic growth

• Support for military expansion

Which states does the speaker mention in their aspirations for political change?

• Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi

• New York, Illinois, Ohio

• Nevada, Arizona, Idaho, Utah

• California, Texas, Florida

What personal experience does the speaker share towards the end of the transcript?

• Their work in the tech industry

• Their journey in the military

• Their time at BYU Law School

• Their career in medicine