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Romney’s conversion was less abrupt than is often portrayed. In his 1994 Senate run, Romney was endorsed by Massachusetts Citizens for Life and kept their endorsement, even though he declared himself to be pro-choice, because he supported parental-consent laws, opposed taxpayer-funded abortion and mandatory abortion coverage under a national health insurance plan, and was against the Freedom of Choice Act, which would have codified Roe v. Wade by federal statute.

Mitt Romney's positions on the issues in the 1994 Senate race make it abundantly clear that Romney was never a liberal or anything approaching that label nor was he even a moderate. His fiscal policies, positions on crime and the military, and stances on domestic issues of school choice, welfare and healthcare firmly fixed his political ideology in the category of conservative in 1994. Romney's strong conservative stances on issues today are consistent with his long-held.
Romney's Conservative Credentials Go Way Back.

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Ooops. Wrong link in # 56.

Romney's strong conservative stances on issues today are consistent with his long-held core conservative values in many more areas than his critics would have us believe.
Romney's Conservative Credentials Go Way Back

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Romney's strong conservative stances

The quote from Adolph Hitler, "Tell a lie often enough, loud enough, and long enough, and people will believe you." applies to the liar as well as to his intended target.

Says it all!