• Moderator: Governor Romney , you said that being a pro-life president entails more than just appointing strict constructionist judges. A Politico.com reader wants to know what you meant by that and whether that was directed specifically at Mayor Giuliani.

• Romney : It's directed at anybody who's not pro-life. And I have had the opportunity of serving as a governor and finding that while the courts were making decisions that affected abortion, it's really upon the legislature and the governor to have an impact as well.

And so you can fight, for instance, to make sure that partial-birth abortion is made illegal. You can fight to have information given to women who are thinking about having an abortion. You can fight to make sure that there's opportunities for people to express their views on this topic openly and near abortion clinics.

You can fight for the opportunity to go out and campaign for the rights of those who care about this issue to be heard before Election Day, and the McCain-Feingold law prevents that from happening.

• Moderator: It's time, Governor.

Related:

1. Romney won the first debate (click to see reasons to agree and disagree).

Questions for Governor Mitt Romney from the 1st debate:

1. What do you dislike most about America?
2. Would it be a good day for America if Roe v Wade was repealed.
3. Have you always been for life or effectively pro-choice?
4. When you said that being a pro-life president entails more than just appointing strict constructionist judges, was that directed at Giuliani?
5. Should Scooter Libby should be pardoned?
6. Which current cabinet official would you keep?
7. Would it be good for America to have Bill Clinton back living in the White House?
8. Are you embarrased of your health care program?
9. Should we be in Iraq when the American people do not victory is possible?
10. Do you support a tamper-proof work status ID card?
11. Should Congress have acted in the Terri Schiavo case?
12. Is it worth moving heaven and earth and spending billions of dollars to get Osama?
13. Should we change our Constitution to allow foreign born citizens to become president?
14. What do you say to bishops who deny Communion to elected officials who support abortion rights?
15. Do you accept Huckabee's statement that he wasn't talking about you?
16. Will you expand federal funding of embryonic stem cell research?
17. What tax would you like to cut?

Abortion

1. George Stephanopoulos
1. So do you now believe that abortion is murder?
2. Should women who have abortions and doctors who perform them be jailed?
3. If it's killing, why should states have leeway?
4. What do you believe the punishment should be for an abortion?
2. Wolf Blitzer
1. Have you changed your opinion on Abortion?
2. What is your current position on abortion?
3. How do you account for your change on abortion?
3. 1st Debate
1. Would it be a good day for America if Roe v Wade was repealed?
2. Have you always been for life or effectively pro-choice?
3. When you said that being a pro-life president entails more than just appointing strict constructionist judges, was that directed at Giuliani?
4. 2nd Debate
1. What would you say to someone who lost a wife or a daughter to an illegal abortion if you named the Supreme Court justice who tipped the balance and over turned Roe v Wade?
2. Governor Romney, during this campaign, you have been criticized -- and again tonight you've been criticized -- for changing your position on some issues. You say that it's a part of learning from experience. Can you point to an area in which your learning from experience led you to change to a position that is less popular with the Republican base?
5. Katherine Jean Lopez
1. Were you faking it when you said you were pro-choice?
6. Dan Balz, David S Broder and Ruth Marcus
1. Do you support making abortion illegal?
7. Mary Katharine Ham
1. What do you think about the partial-birth abortion ban?
8. Mike Allen
1. What policies would you initiate to show your sincerity?