go back to Rome already... or better yet, Argentina!
Posted on 09/25/2015 4:32:44 AM PDT by McGruff
Sophie Cruz's brief encounter with Pope Francis during his parade in Washington this week appeared to be the kind of spontaneous moment that is so endearing about this pope: an initially hesitant young child wrapping an arm around his neck as he offers a kiss and a blessing.
But for 5-year-old Sophie, the moment unfolded as perfectly as it was scripted by members of a coalition of Los Angeles-based immigration rights groups. They had been preparing for nearly a year for the young girl from suburban Los Angeles to make a dash for the popemobile to deliver a message about the plight of immigrant parents living in the country illegally.
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Little do they realize how this is backfiring in the court of public opinion, and will stand as evidence of the lengths they will go to hang on to the govt teat.
Clock Boy and Pope Girl.
And suicide bomber little girls with Down’s Syndrome.
Anything to advance their cause.
They could have at least modified the plot line a tiny bit in this staged photo-op. Considering the track record of popes in the past 1800 years, they have gall imposing moral authority.
So how much money did it cost to plan this “spontaneous” event, pay for transportation and housing, meals, etc.....?
Or pay the pope to make it happen was he in on the plan.
go back to Rome already... or better yet, Argentina!
I would have been surprised if this hadn’t happened.
The left seems to be using children in there attacks. Clock Boy, Pope Girl, and all the kids that came across the border last year that will be wailing for their families to join them.. With help from the adoring press, seems to be working, too.
This faux *chance* encounter, also mentioned here...
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