Do I recall that the battleground state Ohio has lots of Catholics?
Think that's why Sebelius is putting off the requirement until after the election?
Won't make a hill of beans worth of difference when they do it. The Church will inform its members - all 69 million of us. This will cost Obama a serious number of Catholics.
Hope so....
"Q: An estimated 54% of Catholics voted for Barack Obama, despite the strong stand of over 50 heads of dioceses against candidates who support abortion. How did Obama successfully win the majority of the Catholic vote?
Burch: The notion of what constitutes the "Catholic vote" is widely debated. While Obama won the Catholic vote overall 54% - 45%, among Catholics who attend mass every week, McCain won 55% - 43%. Clearly the main reason Obama succeeded overall was the fact that Catholic voters echoed the concerns of the rest of the electorate in citing the economy as their top issue.
They concluded that ObamaÂ’s economic policies would benefit them more, and ignored the teaching authority of many bishops who explained that concerns about the economy do not justify a vote for a pro-abortion candidate."
ZENIT - What Happened to the Catholic Vote?