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dabbadoodoo, Romney didn't turn a funeral into a campaign, the news tried to interview him there but he wouldn't let them.

Attending this funeral just shows that Mitt Romney is an honorable man.
He has integrity and shows it in the way he lives his life. He's worked hard
and deserves the votes of the American people – he is by far the best out there!
Wake up – vote MITT! ROMNEY 08!!!

You will find no Savings and Loan scandal in Romney's closet.

Why is it that Bill and Hillary Clinton always makes speechs to the Black churches but never to white ones.

thanks for the great inside reporting – well written and relevant story. CNN continues to impress with your on-the-spot coverage.

Even the death and funeral of the most revered church leader of the LDS could not wipe off that fixed "I'm running for president" smile of Mitt Romney. Hard to believe he turned a funeral into a campaign event.

Enough of the fake exterior. Show who you really are Mitt. (Flip-Flopper).

Romney has been one of my heroes ever since he came in and cleaned out the mess of corruption in the initial stages of the Olympics. He is a man of great vision, hard work and an incredibly positive attitude. I think it takes some guts to take time out 72 hours before Super Tuesday to pay respects to your church leader; most would have just sent condolences and continued pursuing their own political interests. But this is what a man of character does.

Julie-

I am a Mormon and a Democrat. You are correct, there aren't many of us. But not all of us agree with or support Mitt Romney's views or candidacy. Most of the Mormons I know support him simply because they share the same faith. Not all, but most. However, one Romney quote I do agree with is to "not vote for OR against him solely on his faith."

Obama 08!

It was nice to see Gov. Romney able to take some time off and attend President Hinckleys Funeral services.
In watching all the campaign coverage that has gone on for months, and after seeing Romney last Thursday at one of his stops in Orange County, I am continually amazed at how the candidates and leaders need to have this tremendous drive and energy. At the last Rep. debate, McCain, was able to hold his own, but he looked totally wiped out and then revived some when he and Mitt got into one of their issues.

We have all seen at time when our candidates look exhausted.... Obama tells of one of his experiences when he felt like he couldn't go on and there was this little old woman who started the now famous chant of "Are you Ready", "Fire it up"..

Well in tribute to Pres. Hinckley... he was that type of person like the little old lady... he has kept all of us members of his church fired up and ready to go... Over the many years of his extraordinary leadership, he has helps us all to be kinder, to stand a little taller, to set the bar higher for excellence in every aspect of our lives.

I will miss you, Pres. H.

I'm so glad that at least one candidate has not gotten so involved in campaigning to forget how to be a true American and citizen above all else.

Good for him! Gordon B Hinckley was a great man

WHAT DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH THE ISSUES

I would say Mr. Romney has his priorities in the right order. This speaks volumes for the man.

Didn't know Reid was a Mormon. Not many Mormons who are Democrats... very cool.

Good for him!