Regarding Mormons, including Harry Reid, I think there are currently 16 Mormons who are members of Congress.

Calling someone's religous garments or vestments that are a reminder of your obligations to God "magic underwear" is as wrong as making fun as a Jewish kippah, an Islamic headscarves, a Christian cross, ornamental eucharistic garments or any other religous covering that represent a commitment to God IMHO.


Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) since 1977

Harry Reid (D-Nevada) since 1987

Gordon Smith (R-Oregon) since 1997

Representatives:

Robert Bishop (R-Utah) since 2003

Leonard Boswell (D-Iowa) since 1997

Christopher Cannon (R-Utah) since 1997

John Doolittle (R-California) since 1991

Jeff Flake (R-Arizona) since 2001

Dean Heller (R-Nevada) since 2007

Walter Herger (R-California) since 1987

James Matheson (D-Utah) since 2001

Howard McKeon (R-California) since 1993

Michael Simpson (R-Idaho) since 1999

Thomas Udall (D-New Mexico) since 1999



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