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Me on CNN.com LIVE 090514 - Controversy Over President Obama Address At Notre Dame

Special thanks to Jodi at RH Reality Check and Elizabeth from We Support Notre Dame for some excellent stats.

While the deeply contemplated yet hackish theology was mine, another resource I found helpful was FaithInPublicLife.org which confirms, as any good (or bad, such as myself) Catholic will attest that religious voters are not single issue voters.

And if you care about this issue, don't forget to go to WeSupportNotreDame.org and sign the petition.

Submitted by Gina on May 14, 2009 - 11:39.

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