[Mr. Wright]

But here is the bottom line. How many of these Catholics will vote once again for Barack Hussein Obama in 2012? True conviction would preclude any good Catholic from voting for this guy.

[Robwin]

But here is the bottom line. How many of these Catholics will vote once again for Barack Hussein Obama in 2012? True conviction would preclude any good Catholic from voting for this guy.

Will vote? How many voted for this guy in '08 even though he was well known to be one of the most, if not the most, proabortion senator in US history?

My understanding is he carried a majority of the Catholic vote in the last election. Moreover in the past the Bishops stupidly supported just about every government intrusion into the medical field including Obamacare. Now they witness the fruits of their labors and are issuing pastorals decrying the outcome.

Too late, too late. The Catholic Church has already ceded to the goverment the right to regulate health realted issues.

[thomas16]

This website is antic Catholic and anti any religion other than WASP. Santorum is the only conservative in this race and freepers won’t acknowledge him. O will get another 4 years because you wish to elect a person who is the ultimate cynical political insider and make his home wrecker wife of a home wrecker wife first lady. Newt is only liked by freepers because he is not a Mormon and not Catholic. You deserve Newt.

[Salvation]

why pick on the Catholics? What about the evangelicals and others who voted for Obortion O?

Has Obama Lost the Catholic Left?

Obama won the overall religious vote, 52 percent to 46 percent, reversing President George W. Bush’s 51 percent to 48 percent “values voter” victory over Democratic challenger Sen. John Kerry in 2004. Obama also won the Catholic vote, persuaded young evangelical voters to choose him and began to squeeze shut the so-called “God gap” yawning between religious Democrats and Republicans during the Bush era.

How will the roughly 9.1 million evangelical Christians who voted for Obama vote in the next election? Will Obama's actions compel the 31.2 million evangelicals who didn't vote in the 2008 election to vote next time?

Obama Receives 77% of Jewish Vote-- More Than Kerry
White US Catholics move toward GOP, Hispanic Catholics toward Democrats
Among Catholics, Obama job approval rating decreases to 50 percent