[ansel12]

Bishop Romney was over other Bishops, and he has decades of teaching and missionary work on Mormon doctrine, and non of us have ever heard of a hint of dispute between his teachings and those of his church.

Romney stated in an interview that his church does not say that Mormons should be pro-life, and that some of it’s leaders are known as pro-choice.

Governor Mitt Romney: And every Mormon should be pro-life?

Jan Mickelson: If that’s what your Church says.

Governor Mitt Romney: That’s not what my Church says! There are leaders of my Church who are pro-choice. You’re wrong. That’s your problem.

Jan Mickelson: No that’s false logic. Your Church’s official position is pro-life.

Governor Mitt Romney: No, no-no, no no. We can continue that conversation

Jan Mickelson: We only have about 30 seconds. Unless you want to stay longer.

Governor Mitt Romney: I’ve got to run.

[colorado tanker]

I think Romney's view of his church's stance on abortion is, shall we say, malleable, just like his views on health care.

Yes, it is true that prominent Mormon politicians have been pro-choice, as he himself was. But that doesn't make the church's position pro-choice. Just ask the Pope and Catholic bishops about that one.