It's the speech pundits, opponents, and even his own advisors has been telling him for months he must give. As the first Mormon to run seriously for president, many believed Romney must "do a JFK" and put the religious issue to bed once and for all.Kennedy spoke before the Greater Houston Ministers Association - a very conservative Baptist organization - to challenge people not to let their bigotry deny Catholics the opportunity to be president. But Romney took a different tack. He evoked tenets of Christianity to show that they all shared a "common creed" that united them in faith:"And in every faith I have come to know, there are features I wish were in my own: I love the profound ceremony of the Catholic Mass, the approachability of God in the prayers of the Evangelicals, the tenderness of spirit among the Pentecostals, the confident independence of the Lutherans, the ancient traditions of the Jews, unchanged through the ages, and the commitment to frequent...(Read Full Post)