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I knew this was coming.
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney will deliver a much-anticipated speech on religious faith at the George H. W. Bush library on Thursday.
While Romney's Mormon faith has been an underlying theme of his presidential candidacy, it has been an area he and his campaign have shied away from addressing directly.
"This speech is an opportunity for Governor Romney to share his views on religious liberty, the grand tradition religious tolerance has played in the progress of our nation and how the governor's own faith would inform his Presidency if he were elected," said Romney spokesman Kevin Madden in a statement released Sunday evening.
Romney has everything to gain by making the speech. His religion is already a hot topic. He will have to address it eventually, so sooner is better, so that he does not allow his opponents to entirely frame the dialogue. There will be fallout, be he can take part of the dialogue out of other hands by...
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