With what is sure to be an internal war for socially extreme supporters of a now defunct Rick Santorum trying to support a flip-flopping Mitt Romney, the role of so-called "values voters" are once again at the forefront of media coverage. This block of voters is at the same time concerned about a morally "insincere" Romney and uncomfortable with what they see as his non-evangelical Mormon roots. While they have been a political powerhouse in elections in the past, they seem unable to deliver the GOP presidential nomination to any of their culture warrior candidates, including the extreme Santorum. With Santorum's campaign now suspended, Romney will have to continue to try to court the extreme fringe of right-wing voters.