Connor Boyack wrote an interesting article based on Chuck Baldwin’s recent letter titled “Why do Latter-day Saints ignore Ron Paul?”

Connor’s take on it is basically this: we as Latter-day Saints have slowly gone to sleep, thinking all is well in Zion, when in fact our country is being ripped apart from the inside out. As a result of this complacency, we’ve sluffed our duty to support decent, honorable men or women in government. Not intentionally, of course, but by the way we’ve turned inward and stopped actively participating with the outside world, we’ve let bad men and women lead our nation.

I think that if we (Latter-day Saints) really knew how well our conservative views and moral standards jived with Ron Paul (just check his voting record or short bio—something no one else in Congress or the Senate can outshine), we’d happily be giving this man a shoulder to stand on. He’s the real thing.