In the short interview, we asked Romney about her husband's sudden momentum, about his statement this week on abortion and a healthcare plan to roll back Obamacare and its mandate that insurers cover people like herself who have preexisting conditions. On every question, Ann Romney responded by returning quickly to a focused, overarching message: that her husband is compassionate and someone who, as president, will more ably respond to the concerns and troubles of ordinary Americans. Here is a transcript of the FOX31 Denver interview: Eli Stokols: "Mrs. Romney, thank you so much for taking the time to join us this morning. So since the last time we spoke, things have changed a bit. How does it feel to suddenly have some serious momentum?" Ann Romney: "Yeah, I sense it out there. I sensed it before that there was a lot of passion before, but especially now. What I'm hearing from people, maybe more than you would imagine, are people who voted for Obama last time, were planning on voting for him again and they said after the debate they switched their vote. And, interestingly enough, and I don't know if this is showing up in the polls yet, and it's so hard to know because you hear from just a few individuals; but I've been hearing from young people that have said that 'it was cool to vote for Obama last time, but it's not cool not to have a job, so we're voting for your husband this time