Catholics form the largest single religious voting bloc in the United States - and the most fluid.
Electoral experts believe the Catholic swing vote could determine the presidential election in November. In the last presidential contest in 1992, Clinton captured a decisive majority of Catholic votes. Representing 27 percent of the turnout, they gave Clinton 44 percent of their vote, President Bush 35 percent, and Ross Perot 20 percent. But this year, the Catholic hierarchy is united in voice and fury at the Clinton abortion veto and Catholic politicians who voted for it. If the price of election is to deny what is true and good.