I've not hidden my questions about Romney's sincerity on this issue, and that was without even knowing about some of the things reported in this article. For example, one bit of "old news"--it appears, was that McCain's campaign was already chewing on Romney on a different, but related point:
This week, the campaign of Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., blasted Romney for saying in May 2005 that he was "absolutely committed to my promise to maintain the status quo with regard to laws relating to abortion and choice" -- six months after his position changed on abortion.
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Only 35% of Americans say they would like to see the Supreme Court overturn Roe v Wade; 53%, say they would not like to see it overturned. (Gallup 5/27/07)
If Romney was 'acting less than than pro-life' that should help him. On the other ...
Thompson argued that Roe v. Wade is the most harmful decision in the history of the Supreme Court and should be overturned.
He's dead meat.
Just like pro-life, Evangelical firebrand GWB?
But I'll bet a higher percentage of that 35%, not to mention Fred Thompson, know more about Roe v. Wade than that 53%.
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