this is short, but in watching tonight's commentary, i noticed that nobody seemed to take into account the catholic/anti-choice vote, as a determining factor. below the fold, but short
i live in st louis and watching the prognostications, all night, i noticed that everyone was calling for big romney wins in the suburbs. one thing that none of the pundits/bloggers were taking into account is the fact that we have a sizable conservative catholic population, that votes in the primaries, along choice, not economic, lines. i think that most of the time that would be right, but in the face of all the recent komen/pp controversy, i think that the anti-choice/conservative catholic forces turned out big for santorum, the anti-choice/conservative catholic candidate.
this is just from the sense i got, on the street, but i think that the komen controversy has had a boomerang effect on romney, and his on-again-off-again record on choice.
my two cents.