In the brief month since the end of the Democratic Convention, America's Catholics have started to back away from John Kerry. In a CBS News poll conducted before the convention, Kerry led among white Catholic males 51/40. In a just released poll, CBS now reports that Kerry's lead with this important group has fallen by a net 7 points. The numbers now stand at 48/44 with Kerry still on top. Since 1964, the white male vote has steadily turned away from Democratic presidential candidates. Without support from Catholics,it is doubtful that John Kerry can win this election.