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.

How did Jerry Falwell influence the relationship between religion and politics in the United States?

What is the significance of Liberty University in the context of Republican presidential candidates?

What challenges does Mitt Romney face in gaining support from evangelical Christians?

What are some reasons given by students at Liberty University for their opposition to Romney's candidacy?

In what ways do Republican voters express their desire for a candidate they can fully support?