From Beliefnet:
Big hoo-ha over whether or not the Latter-Day Saints ritually “baptized” Obama’s mother after her death (which is something Mormons do). I say, So what if they did? What is that to me? If the Mormons want to “baptize” me in this way without my consent, I suppose I wish they wouldn’t, but if they do, what’s it to me? No offense to my Mormon friends, but as a non-Mormon, I believe this to be a ritual without any objective spiritual significance (as distinct from, say, a validly ordained Orthodox priest being the vessel through which the Holy Spirit transforms wine and bread into the literal Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, which I firmly believe occurs even if nobody else does).
Anyway, insofar as it affects my eternal destiny or present spiritual condition not one whit, why should I care in the slightest if the Mormons wanted to hold a baptismal ceremony for me after I die? Why should you? Seriously.