Religious Right Support Crucial for Romney

The transcript discusses Liberty University's role as a significant site for Republican politics, highlighting Mitt Romney's visit to address graduates. It explores the challenges Romney faces in gaining support from evangelical Christians due to his Mormon faith and perceived political inconsistencies. The transcript also includes criticism from students and local Republicans, emphasizing the need for a candidate who aligns with their values. The analysis concludes with Romney's efforts to prove his leadership capabilities and gain political support.

What role has Liberty University played in US politics?

• It has been a neutral ground for all political parties.

• It has been a bastion for the religious right and conservative movement.

• It has been a significant place for the Democratic Party.

• It has been a center for liberal education.

Why is Mitt Romney's visit to Liberty University considered a gamble?

• Because he is running for a local government position.

• Because he is trying to gain support from evangelical Christians despite being a Mormon.

• Because he is not a well-known political figure.

• Because he is planning to change his political party.

What is one reason some students at Liberty University are opposed to Romney's visit?

• They prefer a different Republican candidate.

• They think he is too liberal.

• They are against his economic policies.

• They believe he belongs to a satanic cult.

What do local Republicans desire in a presidential candidate?

• A candidate who has no religious affiliations.

• A candidate they can support wholeheartedly without reservations.

• A candidate who is not afraid to change political parties.

• A candidate who is willing to compromise on key issues.

What challenge does Mitt Romney face in proving himself to the audience?

• He needs to show he can lead a religious movement.

• He needs to demonstrate his financial expertise.

• He needs to show he is not a false prophet.

• He needs to prove he can win the Democratic vote.