The tone and demeanor of Chris Cuomo's entire "interview" carried a sense of partisanship and an indictment of Huckabee. It seems that mainstream media wants to make Huckabee's personal beliefs an issue and are trying to discredit him on that basis. It would be refreshing to have questions about what his stance is on the issues first, then possibly bring in his backgorund as a Baptist minister. I care more that he answers any question honestly and as sincerely as possible and takes credit, and responsiblity for his record. That's refreshing in today's poltical arena. Does it really matter what Mike Huckabee thinks of Mormanism? I would suggest that Chris Cuomo and anyone else not running for office, take a close look at what Mormans may believe, or any and all religiions for that matter if it truly matters to them personally, and each indviudally decide if they can support that person or not.

I just can't believe it isn't alright to be a Christian and run for office. I know it may influence a dicision as it should. This country was built on Christian beliefs!
As for the comment about the women submitting to their husbands.....it does tell us to submit. It also says in the same place....husbands should take care of their wife as if it was part of thier bodies and as Christ loved the church. Men seem to forget this part of the verse!

I am terribly offended that Chris Cuomo believes you can not be a devote Christian and a Constitution law abiding citizen at the same time.

On June 5 at the CNN GOP debate in New Hampshire, Huckabee and the other candidates were asked if they would support a pre-emptive strike against Iran using tactical nuclear weapons.
Each of the candidates responded that they would not rule out the use of nuclear weapons, except Congressman Ron Paul. He said, in part, they have have rejected the just-war theory of Christianity.

We don't need another warmongering Christian as President who believes in pre-emptive wars.

It is alright to be a Christian and run for office. It is also alright to bring up the same religious type questions of Huckabee that every other candidate has to answer. It's a valid question to ask how his Christianity will affect his canidancy. Same as it is about Romney, and same as it was about Kennedy.

That IS a teaching of the Mormon 'scriptures'. Jesus and Lucifer are said to have been spirit brothers in the beginning. I used to study cults of which Mormonism is one. They pretend to be 'Christian' but are actually pantheists who believe Adam was the original 'god'. And that Christ, The Father and "Holy Spirit" are three separate 'gods'. Mormons are not monotheists believing in the Judeo-christian God of the bible, they are believers in the existence of MANY gods. In their church's teachings even you and I, if we are good Mormons, can become 'gods' even ourselves, if we work hard enough at our salvation. So don't criticize Huckabee. He's just saying what is true.

I have been a fan of Goodmorning America for more than 20 years. I am loyal fan. I will say that one of the reasons I watch is that I have appreciated the fact that interviews have always seemed impartial and allowed us as the viewer to make our own decision. I am so very disappointed in Chris because he almost seemed semi hostile towards Huckabee. I sincerely hope that the standards are not being changed on allowing an obvioused biased oppinion to determine how an interview guest is treated. I am neither for or against Huckabee just simply disappointed in Chris. For the record I am an Obama fan.

thanks Paula

As a Christian, at last someone in this next political race, that seems to have their head on straight!! Good Morning American seems biased against the Christian faith. This has been quite evident for sometime.

They teach it, so why did the Good Morning America newscaster incorrectly state so emphatically that Mormons do not believe it? Why did he not do his homework before commenting on it? Has he done his homework and corrected his misinformation, yet?

Why are people on a tirade about religion when it should have no bearing on the election? Whether people believe in God or not is a personal belief.

As for Latter-Day Saints being a cult, those who have commented on it are wrong. Latter-Day Saints are Christians.

Besides, cult comes from Latin. In French they call all Church services, Catholic or Baptist or whatever "Service de culte" It means to worship. So all faiths are essentially cults. Get over it.

I am not concerned that Mitt Romney as a Mormon believes that Jesus and Satan are spirit children of the same father. I am more concerned that as a Mormon,Mitt owes loyalty and obediance to a secretive church leader in Utah who thinks he speaks directly to and for GOD. And that Mitt as a Mormon thinks that his destiny is to be a god over his own planet. I want a President not another god.

I will vote for the man or woman who says the fewest dumb things. In other words, the one with the fewest references to religion of any kind. If one more idiot here states that Christian beliefs are what our country was founded on...they need to go back to school. Or at least read a book. If our country were founded at the time of the Salem Witch Trials (it wasn't) then all you commenters would be correct. Christianity was soooo much fun back then. The Founding Fathers were Deists. Just Google it.