Evangelical leader says "good government" is important in presidential candidate

Salt Lake Tribune - Evangelical leader says "good government" is important in presidential candidate:
"The Rev. Ted Haggard, president of the National Association of Evangelicals, said Friday he would have no problem voting for a Mormon for U.S. president.
'We rejected an Evangelical [Harriet Meiers] for the Supreme Court and accepted a Catholic [Samuel Alito],' said Haggard, who was in Salt Lake City to address the Religion Newswriters Association's annual convention. 'It's a question of competence.' Evangelical Christians are more interested 'in good government,' than in religious affiliation, the founder and senior pastor of New Life Church in Colorado Springs, Colo., said."