Why Romney Says NO to the Morning-after Pill

Gov. Romney has vetoed a bill to expand access to emergency contraception in Massachusetts, saying he refuses to change the state's abortion laws. Romney says he consulted with doctors, who told him the so-called morning-after pill could block the implantation of an embryo. He also worried the legislation would make the morning-after pill available to young girls, without any age restrictions.

For a look at what's driving the governor's decision, we turn to analyst Lou di Natale, who runs the Center for Economic and Civic Opinion at the University of Massachusetts in Lowell.