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<blockquote data-quote="island1fox" data-source="post: 935149" data-attributes="member: 4816">Re: ObamanomicsI just recently posted how many in the &quot;Liberal Academia&quot; are upset with President Obama over rising tuition costs.&nbsp; These people obviously supported Him in the last election.Another group --Catholics --voted 52% for President Obama are now incensed over the Abortion Issue. Normally the Catholic church has been very silent on politicians and political races.Just this month the U.S. Catholic Bishops are in an uproar over Obamacare forcing Catholic hospitals into the Abortion Controversy.Catholic hospitals have traditionally treated all different faiths.The government is not stating that you must treat &quot;Catholics only&quot; or offer and perform Abortion services. This is going to turn into a big issue with Catholics comprising almost 35% of the total electorate.Leaving the Economy on the side ---Obama losing some support in key areas will hurt in a close election.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="island1fox, post: 935149, member: 4816"] [b]Re: Obamanomics[/b] I just recently posted how many in the "Liberal Academia" are upset with President Obama over rising tuition costs. These people obviously supported Him in the last election. Another group --Catholics --voted 52% for President Obama are now incensed over the Abortion Issue. Normally the Catholic church has been very silent on politicians and political races. Just this month the U.S. Catholic Bishops are in an uproar over Obamacare forcing Catholic hospitals into the Abortion Controversy. Catholic hospitals have traditionally treated all different faiths. The government is not stating that you must treat "Catholics only" or offer and perform Abortion services. This is going to turn into a big issue with Catholics comprising almost 35% of the total electorate. Leaving the Economy on the side ---Obama losing some support in key areas will hurt in a close election. [/QUOTE]

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