During the 2018 election campaign for Governor, I wrote several articles on the strong contradictions for a Catholic, who truly takes his religion seriously, that exist in considering voting for a politician who is backing the terrible policy of aborting an unborn child.
Actually we have seen over the past few years, several Bishops in the USA, finally growing a spine in calling politicians who claim to be Catholic to task.
My point was, that for us Catholic, this is a mortal sin.
Because of this, I was particularly perplexed with the fact that a large cadre of NCW actors, who pretend to be pro-family and conservative on most issue, had chosen to work on LLG's campaign.
My conclusion at the time, was that they had made a deliberate choice to back LLG, in order to gain access to political power, having failed their co-opting of the Archdiocese.
Yet, we have to consider that not everyone outside the Catholic Church does agree with our analysis.
In fact one of the strongest point of our democratic system, is the right to think differently that your next door neighbor, or your whole village as a matter of choice.
That being said, you do not have to use a religious litmus test, to realize that someone that not only does not see the murder of an unborn child (infanticide) as a moral issue, but also knowingly use artifacts of language and political expedients to justify their deeds, is strongly lacking the moral bearings necessary to lead the highest office of our small piece of land.
It usually does not take a genius to figure out,right from wrong,
Moral from immoral.
This leads us to the latest issues which have suddenly come to light regarding the actions of our Governor and people within her administration.
