Faith in America

As you may have heard, Governor Romney has decided to deliver an address titled "Faith in America" later this week in College Station, Texas.
 
Provided below, for your consideration, is an on-the record statement about the speech, the governor's decision to deliver it and the themes Governor Romney will discuss:
 
 
Statement from Kevin Madden, Romney for President campaign spokesman:
 
"Governor Romney has made a decision to deliver a speech titled 'Faith in America.'
 
"The governor has been invited to The George Bush Presidential Library in College Station, Texas to deliver this address on Thursday, December 6.
 
"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.
 
"Governor Romney understands that faith is an important issue to many Americans, and he personally feels this moment is the right moment for him to share his views with the nation."
 
"Governor Romney personally made the decision to deliver this speech sometime last week.
 
"While identifying a venue for this address, the campaign consulted with President George H.W. Bush's office last week about Governor Romney's decision.  President Bush was gracious enough to extend an invitation to deliver the speech at the presidential library.
 
"The invitation to speak at the presidential library is not an endorsement of Governor Romney's campaign.