Maga criticizes the first American Pope, not “America first”

Catholicism was rarely more prominent in American policy, as the Trump administration has publicly embraced advisors and officials who proudly say than their opinions.

But any rejoice over America makes America properly again around the new Pope this week, the main sounds of the Maga Donald Trump soon disappointed: the first American Pope does not seem to be “America first”.

Little is known about the political tendencies of Pope Liu XIV, Robert Francis Brevost was born in Chicago.

They expressed their concerns about the poor and immigrants, who chose a name that might refer to the leadership of the church more liberal, and it appears that he supported the French Pope full of liberals and criticized the policies of the American President on social media.

But the president has so far said only that Leo’s elections were a “great honor” for the United States. However, some of Trump’s supporters rushed to attack Pope Liu, as he was a possible challenge to Trump and the perception that he would follow Pope Francis in areas such as immigration.

“I mean it is a kind of jaw,” Steve Bannon, the former chief strategy of Trump, told BBC on Friday.

“It is a horrific thing for me that it is possible to choose a man to be the Pope who had a nutrition on Twitter and the data he had against senior American politicians,” said Bannon, a loyal to Trump, the hard Catholic practitioner and the former.

He expected that there was certainly friction “between Liu and Trump.

Pope’s brother, John Privost, The New York Times was told He believes that his brother expresses his differences with the president.

“I know that he is not happy with what is going on.” “I know it is for a fact. To what extent will he go with it, but he only guesses one, but he will not only sit. I don’t think it will be silent.”

Modern survey data shows that about 20 % of Americans know that they are Catholics, according to Pewless Pi -Research Center.

About 53 % get to know or tend to the Republican Party, although there were many nuances, also: they were the American Catholic presidents, John F. Kennedy and Joe Biden, both democratic. Nearly two -thirds of the United States Catholic believes that miscarriage should be legal in all or most circumstances – a departure from the current church’s position.

The United States also supported Pope Francis: 78 % of those surveyed in February (February), who viewed it positively, including the majority of Republican Catholic Republicans.

A number of Catholics in the new city of Chicago in Chicago on Thursday broadcast a disappointment with President Trump and said they hope that Pope Liu fourteen will follow his predecessor’s path.

“We hope to continue moving forward in the agenda of Francis,” said Rick Stevens, a Catholic deacon from New Jersey who was visiting Chicago when he heard the news.

The American Catholic Bishops Conference, which leads and coordinates the American Catholic activities, celebrated the election of Pope Liu and the message of sending it.

“We are certain, we rejoice that the son of this nation has been chosen by the Cardinals, but we realize that it now belongs to all Catholics and all people with good intentions,” the conference said in a statement. “His words that defend peace, unity and missionary activity already indicate a path forward.”

Although Maga supporters represent a small sub -group of American Catholics, one has a great access to the conservative media and Trump’s ear.

On Bannon’s War Room – known to give him the hard right and support for a garment – a guest after another criticism of the new Pope.

“This man has been widely embraced by the liberals and progressive,” Ben Harnuel, a journalist who led Bannon to prove what he calls the “Al -Masarah School” to the “Christian West” outside Rome.

Harnuel said: “He is one of their own … He has (Pope) DNA Francis in it.”

Jack Buswobic, another commentator in Maga asking Rome, was explicitly: “This choice was made by the American Cardinal as a response, as a message to President Trump.”

The full picture of what led to Pope Liu chose on Thursday is an emerging and the Church’s decisions accurately do not accurately apply to American policy. However, observers all over the world have made Pope Liu’s social media files in search of evidence about his inclinations and beliefs.

The X account under its name, with the filling of tweets dating back to 2015, shares links to the criticism of Trump’s approach to migration and hints on other political views, such as controlling the tougher weapons.

In February, the account reprimanded the Vice President of the United States by publishing a link to a piece of opinion entitled “JD Vance Wrong: We are not asked to arrange our love for others.”

The account also published a link to a message from Pope Francis after he clashed with Vans on the church and immigration doctrine. Vans – a Catholic conversion – conducted an interview in the defense of the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

Vance routinely summoned his belief in defending the administration, especially immigration policies, which the White House said, “America first.”

“There is a Christian concept that you love for your family and then love your neighbor, then love your community, and then you love your fellow citizens, and after that, it gives priority to the rest of the world. I have completely made a lot of left.”

But the Democrats we have not spared either the account, which has more than a decade of jobs. They seem to support Catholic employers who refuse to pay the price of contraceptives through employees’ health plans, and after the 2016 US presidential election, a Post is linked to an article accusing democratic Hillary Clinton of ignoring life -supporting Catholic voters.

BBC asked the Vatican to confirm that the account was Liu, but he did not receive a response.

Vice President Vice said to the conservative broadcaster Hugh Hiite Friday: “I am trying not to play the politicization of the Pope’s game.

“I am sure that he will say a lot of the things I love. I am sure he will say some of the things I do not agree with, but I will continue to pray for him and the authority despite all of this, and through it, and this will be the way I deal with it.”

The new POPE’s LGBTQ views are also unclear, but some groups, including the conservative college of the CDs, think it may be less support than Pope Francis.

“There are some good signs and bad signs with this new Pope. I want to see what he is already with the papacy before I insisted any kind of judgment.”

But some of the most dedicated Maga supporters have already put their minds.

Laura Lumer, the developed right -wing ocean that has Trump’s ear, swings The president in the decisions of the higher employeesThe new Pope calls it “anti -Trump, Maga fighting, pro -conquest borders, and full Marxism like Pope Francis.”

Bannon, who suggested Liu as a dark horse for the Papyle, predicted tensions between the White House and the Vatican – and said he could tear American Catholics.

“Remember that President Trump was not shy of a shot on Pope Francis,” he said.

“If this Pope – which he will do – tries to come between President Trump and his implementation of the collective deportation program, I will stand by a side.”

Additional reports by CAI PECKETS