An archbishop in a neighboring diocese from mine did the same thing before the election, labeling Tim Kaine with the tired moniker "cafeteria Catholic" because he distinguished between his private opinion on the abortion issue and his public duty to uphold the law.  These religious leaders seem to forget that the Catholic cafeteria offers a host of dishes, and some of us refuse to gorge on just one that has been tainted with gimmicks, false statistics and hysterical misrepresentation that only serve to cheapen the debate on life issues. 

Expecting a change on Roe v. Wade is very like the Linus and Lucy football debacle. Every election cycle brings out political opportunists who promise that pro-life groups (Linus) can kick the football over the goal, only to have said football removed by the politicians (Lucy) after the election. Sadly, Linus never learns.

Changing a law won't stop abortions. The Sermon on the Mount offers better ways. More costly, but Jesus didn't promise cheap.