Alright, I voted for Romney in '12. And preferred him over McCain in '08.
That said, I understand why many conservatives couldn't vote for him.
Romney was a deeply flawed candidate. In the first place, his candidacy made it impossible to run against Obamacare -- the most powerful single issue the Republicans had.
Secondly, even though Romney said all the right things, there was real reason to distrust him -- based on his prior actions and statements.
Third, while Romney certainly appears to be a genuinely good man, he's far from a genuine conservative. He often gave the impression that the real meaning of the word escaped him (i.e., "severely conservative").
Subsequently, it seems to me that, while Romney certainly would've been better for the country than Zero, we didn't miss much. Since losing the election, Romney has reverted to what has proven to be his core "moderation" -- much of which reflects liberal political values.
I.e., you're not going to effectively make a pro-Romney case to the FReepers who failed to support Romney in 2012. There is no way they'll support him in 2016, either.
Romney gave the election to Obama
After he took it away from all republicans
Many less will vote for him this time, knowing that he would not have done things much differently from the way Bo has done
Imagine Obama with no pretend pushback from rhino congress
That’s Romney
Forget it
He’s as liberal as all the other est GOP