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The Hewitt Strategy
ByJason Zengerle posits:
When you think about Mitt Romney's problems in '08, it seemed as if the biggest one was his inability to convert the enthusiasm social conservative elites felt for him into enthusiasm for him among social conservatives at the grassroots level. If, over the next few years, the Mormon Church becomes the driving force behind the anti-gay marriage crusade, isn't that likely to change opinions about the LDS among rank-and-file social conservatives? And wouldn't that be a serious boost to Romney if, despite his friends' claims to the contrary, he runs for the White House in '12?
