Normally I don’t follow polling for two reasons:
1 – It’s almost always inaccurate – it may pick the correct winner (by luck), but usually numbers don’t end up that close to what the poll numbers suggest
2 – They usually make me mad. And I don’t particularly enjoy being mad – though I realize there are times and places for it.
Always optimistic Hugh Hewitt points out that the sleeping giant voting block known as Catholics may no longer be sleeping, thanks to their leadership correctly reminding their followers that they will someday be needing to explain to their Creator why the do what they do and that there are consequences to voting, or not voting. And that who they help determine is in the Oval Office may mean life or death to human beings, created in God’s image. If it makes people a little nervous about where they cast their vote, I think it’s a good thing.
