Is Trump presidency good for Catholics?

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The vice president’s press secretary, Alyssa Farah, denounced the piece in a statement. “Articles like this are why the American people have lost so much faith in the press,” Farah said. “The New Yorker piece is filled with unsubstantiated, unsourced claims that are untrue and offensive.”
 
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I read this far, no need to read further. "

The vice president’s press secretary, Alyssa Farah, denounced the piece in a statement. “Articles like this are why the American people have lost so much faith in the press,” Farah said. “The New Yorker piece is filled with unsubstantiated, unsourced claims that are untrue and offensive.”
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Well, Thanks goodness that the White House spokespeople are so honest that we know this piece must be false because they said so.
 
Anyone who is making a true statement should be willing to be named. Their name is not Unidentified Source. Therefore, when I read anything, if the source is not named, I consider it untrue, until proven otherwise.
 
Would it not be rare that if the father or mother of a family is a felon, there are a myriad of other relatives in the general vicinity? What do families of native born felons do in that case?
 
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The vice president’s press secretary, Alyssa Farah, denounced the piece in a statement. “Articles like this are why the American people have lost so much faith in the press,” Farah said. “The New Yorker piece is filled with unsubstantiated, unsourced claims that are untrue and offensive.”
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Thank you Indyann. That is what I suspected.
 
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Anyone who is making a true statement should be willing to be named. Their name is not Unidentified Source. Therefore, when I read anything, if the source is not named, I consider it untrue, until proven otherwise.
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That is a choice you make. Of course, from this White House, there are a lot of false statements made from people that have been named. Maybe you should just assume that everything you hear from this White House is not true and you probably won’t go wrong.
 
I assume that everything I hear from anyone that is negative about another person is untrue, until proven otherwise. But thank you for your advice.
 
Myriads in the general vicinity? I wasn’t aware that we have that type of judicial system here.

Guess we learn new things every day.
 
True in my vicinity. Haven’t quite figured it out yet, but 2 or possibly 3 families just moved in right next door to me.
 
Look at the bright side. There is additional demand for housing which may raise your property values. I have three Muslim families within 100 ft, and offer help at every opportunity. My Catholic neighbor on the other hand will blame me for every leaf that comes into her yard.
 
You can judge Trump’s political policies and his personal actions

Trump has stated he is a Christian publicly.

So, I think it is perhaps a little . . . uncharitable to judge or make declarations about Trump’s “heart” and his “conversion”.
“I believe in God. I am Christian. I think The Bible is certainly, it is THE book. It is the thing," Trump told Christian Broadcasting Network’s David Brody .
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In the six-minute interview clip, which will air nationwide Tuesday at 10 a.m. on “The 700 Club,” Trump shared that he used to attend First Presbyterian Church in Jamaica Queens.
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"I’m a Protestant, I’m a Presbyterian. And you know I’ve had a good relationship with the church over the years. I think religion is a wonderful thing. I think my religion is a wonderful religion.”
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https://www.christianpost.com/news/donald-trump-on-faith-i-am-christian-sunday-church-person-49797/
 
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How many presidents released their college records? Did Trump release his?
 
I don’t think Trump ever released anything. Don’t hold your breath waiting for him to release his tax returns. He admitted in one of the debates that he doesn’t pay tax. Wonder what else is in his tax returns he doesn’t want anyone to know?
 
There is no tax to pay in a year in which your losses are greater than your earnings. That is what he “admitted”. He also provided proof that he paid huge amount of tax in other year.
 
He released his 2005 1040, not the whole return. For example, on line 21 it shows -$103,201,242. What is “statement 1”? Without the entire return you don’t have a lot of information. People want to know where he is making his money and he doesn’t want us to know.

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And Obama does not want us to know ANYTHING about his life prior to becoming a community organizer. If he had been vetted properly, I doubt (my own opinion), that he would have been elected.
 
I guess that’s why he wrote an entire book about that part of his life. I’ve never read it but perhaps you can let us know what he left out?
 
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