Catholics in the US are divided politically. The divide has
historically been roughly 50:50.
Politically Conservative Catholics disagree with Pope
Francis about global warming and open borders and will vote accordingly.
Politically Liberal, “Feed the Poor” Catholics have
traditionally voted Democrat and don’t have a problem with the US government’s
unconstitutional socialist programs. Our poor economy and unsustainable sovereign debt have made
many of these Catholic Democrats nervous about our economy and ability to
maintain our sovereignty. In addition,
Obama’s war on Christianity should have an effect on Catholic voters.
Differences in World View
As a Constitutional Conservative, I believe that a “Private
Economy” affords the most freedom and is the best system to allow families to
provide for their own support. This
requires a representative government that is not corrupt and the rule of law to
protect property rights. I believe that
tolerance must be earned. I am amazed
that Pope Francis doesn’t realize the threat refugee invasion poses to Christian,
Western countries. I believe that the UN
is the enemy and UN camp followers are also the enemy.
My faith is based on my personal relationship with God
within my own World View. I believe we are called to protect and defend the US
Constitution (as written) in order to ensure our freedom and family-based
economy. Every federal government led violation of the US Constitution has
resulted in failure, corruption and disaster. These violations pose an existential
threat to our sovereignty. Our politicians should have followed the
Constitution and required State-ratified Amendments. Our politicians now need
to question the constitutionality of most of the departments, agencies and
programs created by the federal government over the past 150 years.
I continue to support Trump for President, but I’m
delighted to see Ted Cruz in the number 2 spot. Ted Cruz is a Constitutional Conservative with
a Conservative Review Scorecard of 96%.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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