[Reagan Man]

Most of us conservatives are willing to give Romney credit for turning his back on Roe v Wade and abortion on demand. We just don’t believe his conversion to pro-life status was done out of honest convictions. Rather, we believe he changed his politics on abortion because he decided to run for the GOP nomination. Something he won’t win, btw.

[redgirlinabluestate]

Reagardless of whether YOU believe him or not, people who are leaders in the pro-life movement like Jay Sekulow, James Bopp, Jr., Wendy Long, Peter Flaherty, DO believe him. And Mitt has committed to supporting a ban on abortion once Roe v. Wade is overturned. That's something Fred Thompson has failed to do.
http://www.evangelicalsformitt.org/front_page/romney_thompson_differ_on_stat.php

Wendy Long(former law clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas):

"Our country faces a new generation of challenges, which has presented our courts with a new generation of legal issues. As Governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney witnessed firsthand the impact our courts can have when facing these new challenges. I believe that he, better than any other candidate for President, understands the need for our courts to respect democracy and the will of the people. I believe that he, better than any other candidate for President, would nominate judges and justices of the highest caliber, who would be faithful to the text, history, and principles of our Constitution. I look forward to working with the Governor."

[Quicksilver]

Most of us conservatives are willing to give Romney credit for turning his back on Roe v Wade and abortion on demand. We just don’t believe his conversion to pro-life status was done out of honest convictions. Rather, we believe he changed his politics on abortion because he decided to run for the GOP nomination. ...

You speak for most conservatives? :)

... Something he won’t win, btw.

You may be right, but I think he has an excellent chance. I will support whoever the GOP nominee is. Will you do the same?