notorious of the RINOs, and even she voted no on the floor. Committee votes are of much less interest." I find it hard to believe you're being serious here. Snowe could have killed the whole bill by voting against it leaving committee (her vote broke the tie). Who cares how she voted in the end when her vote wasn't enough to kill the bill! czemike, you can complain about Romney all you want. But you only have two choices: vote for Obama or vote against him. You have a moral obligation to vote. You have a moral obligation to do what you can to help reverse course that this president has led us down. Hold your nose if you must, but voting Obama out of office is really the best you can do at this point. Let's work on Romney later. Since Mr. Romney promotes actual abortion in some cases, it seems likely that he uses 'contraception' loosely to include abortifacients. If so, is he as likely to guarantee the availability of abortifacients as president as he said he would be to guarantee 'contraceptives' were he again governor? "In the Catholic Tradition, responsible citizenship is a virtue, and participation in political life is a moral obligation. This obligation is rooted in our baptismal commitment to follow Jesus Christ and to bear Christian witness in all we do." Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, para. 13. I do not quite see how "responsible citizenship" and/or "participation in