[iowamark]

You are correct that many/most conservatives distrust Mitt because of his many years of pro-abort advocacy. He openly scorned conservatism and Ronald Reagan until just recently. I know that his positions have changed in recent months. But many fear that this is just too opportunistic and transitory.

Why do you think he is the “best chance for a win?” His personal wealth is the only strong positive I see.

[NeoCaveman]

Why do you think he is the “best chance for a win?” His personal wealth is the only strong positive I see.

I wasn't asked but I'll chime in to as why I think he's a strong candidate:
He's an articulate and telegenic problem solver who has taken on big things like the Salt Lake City Olympics, he managed to get elected as a Republican in a deep blue state, he has been fantastically successful in business, and he'd be running against Hillary Clinton. Ok, the last part would be true for whoever we nominate.

[Nav_Mom]

Why do you think he is the “best chance for a win?” His personal wealth is the only strong positive I see.

Long before Romney put his hat in the presidential race, I saw him speak on C-Span a few times. He made a lot of sense, even my Naval son liked what the man had to say.
My favorite GOP is Duncan Hunter (Romney is my 2nd choice)
But, I just don’t see Hunter getting the momentum.