[xzins]

I am puzzled beyond belief at this hypocrisy.

[wagglebee]

A true conversion ALWAYS has some sort of catalyst that triggers it. This may be a dramatic event like Paul's experience on the road to Damascus, or it may be a more drawn-out process where a person begins to question things and their beliefs change over a period of time. However, when a genuine conversion has a occurred, the person can typically explain what has transpired AND the change is obvious to people who have known them before and after.

There are many members of the pro-life movement who were once pro-death and we welcome and embrace them because we can see that, by God's grace, their hearts and minds have changed. These conversions are real and they are obvious.

Mitt Romney has had no such conversion. He was always pro-abortion until he decided to run for president six or so years ago and he realized that he had to say he was pro-life in order to win the GOP nomination. If he had experienced a real change he would talk about it, but he doesn't, he wants people to believe he has always been pro-life and this is a lie.

[onyx]

I am puzzled beyond belief at this hypocrisy.

Perhaps follow Romney's money...

[Brian Kopp DPM]

I’m not at all surprised at NRL. NRL has been a purely political animal for a long time now, unwilling to take on the really challenging issues.

On the other hand, I’m really disappointed in NOM. I was surprised and dismayed to see them cave.

But the whole conservative movement is so desperate to see Obama gone, their willing to drink the Romney kool aid.