GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney said Saturday his advisers are giving a thumbs down to the idea of a specific speech about his Mormon faith, the Associated Press reported. Seems the former Massachusetts governor is not ready to give a speech like then-Sen. John F. Kennedy did about his Catholic faith during the presidential election of 1960. See AP story here.

In other Romney news, CNN obtained an audio recording of a speech Romney did give to an invitation-only gathering of alumni, students and faculty at the fundamentalist Bob Jones University last Tuesday. He said he’s getting “good support” from evangelical Christian leaders, despite their theological differences. Read CNN’s story here.