Ron Paul's pro-life stance has always been one of his most important issues. He takes a different libertarian view of the issue, and there are plenty of pro-life libertarians out there. Nothing wrong with this, and I'm sure if you asked Ron Paul if he accepts pro-choice people in his movement, he'll say absolutely. (And there are many people who are pro-choice who work for him or who have worked for him who I know personally.)

I've personally become 100% immobile on the issue. I need to do some more consideration before I come to a position. However, as libertarians, we need to work together on the 98% of issues where we agree. I know I sound like a broken record, but it's the only way if we're going to make progress.

As George Phillies said in his concession speech at this year's Libertarian National Convention, "The enemy is not in here; it's out there!"