[Graing]

The real issue is not the Catholic vote.

Judging by turnout, we all know the real issue - we are just afraid to confront it. Millions of conservatives decided to "teach the GoP a lesson" because Romney was not conservative enough for them, RomneyCare, etc. and simply refused to vote for him. The turnout, compared to turnout for McCain, tells a pretty clear story.

Yes, conservatives who were staying home out of principle and refusing to vote for Romney we a major reason we have the second term of Obama.

[Graing]

we a major reason we have the second term of Obama.

Oops : *were

[Rashputin]

They are the ONLY reason we have a second King Barry term. They run around beating their chests like gorillas to show how tough they are but when push comes to shove care more about their own pride than the country.

[ansel12]

Don’t misquote me, and misuse my quote.

My actual statement was “”Too little, too late, the issue is the Catholic vote.”” when someone tried to use immigration as a reason for the Catholic vote, on this thread about Catholics and the election.

In reality the Catholic vote has always been for the democrats, with only 5 or 6 exceptions in our history, and only one of those was against an incumbent democrat, and that was Jimmy Carter.

We cannot escape the reality that people of the Catholic denomination, are influenced in some way that has made them a close to permanent, anti-republican voting block.