Frankly, I can't think of two politicians I;d be much more in opposition to, with the exceptions of Dianne Feinstein and Obama himself.
I'm Catholic, and my ancestors have been for over a thousand years. I don't vote for baby murderers, and never have.
I can't stop Biden and Pelosi from claiming they are Catholic any more than I can stop a wino from claiming he is the risen Christ: those claims fall upon their respective makers.
You, however, would concentrate on those who have been bamboozled and sold their birthright for a mess of pottage, and ignore the multitude who have not. How many are reading this in Spanish? Maybe you should go post on a website that caters to the Hispanic voters who gave you the statistic you are browbeating us all with, and leave the Catholics who vote in keeping with Church Doctrine (against abortion, against obamacare, etc.) alone .
Badgering us doesn't cause a Papal edict to be passed down, we don't vote on such things.
Pelosi and Biden are the picks of the administration, not the Catholic Congregations, and that is a diplomatic matter controlled by a crypto-Muslim.
Ultimately, however, the actions of the Pelosis and Bidens of this world will reflect upon them when it really counts, and all the worldly politics they can muster will not be enough to save them from a much higher jurisdiction.
The rest of us will vote our conscience and in keeping with Church Doctrine, against the murder of innocents, and against those who support it. If you will note, the demographic laid out is that one in three Catholics regularly attends Mass, while even more, statistically, voted against the Democrats.
Maybe it was the Catholics who didn't show at the polls to vote for a candidate with a track record of antithetical political action in Massachusetts who 'let' the Democrats win. When the choice is two flavors of poop soup, some folks just won't order off the menu.
For the last two POTUS election cycles, the GOP has managed to scrape the bottom of the barrel to fill the top of the ticket--NOT a winning strategy.
Where was the Hispanic outreach? Pretty limp, imho. Did the Hispanic Catholics regard themselves as Hispanic Catholics or Catholic Hispanics? What was foremost in their electoral psyche--voting for what the Dems offered or voting against the policies (pro-homo, pro-abort) of the Dem Party which would be in direct opposition to the Church?
There are those of us out here who will not buy Obamacare. I'm in the middle of an oil boom, and could be sitting at the house, having trained dozens of others to do what I do and making a small fortune off their labors, but I refuse to hire anyone and pay the abortion jizzya (tax) of Obamacare--and will be fined instead for my own, personal, noncompliance. The Almighty will take care of me and mine, when He deems fit, and we will have enough. I prefer that to a false prosperity which would condemn me to eternal damnation. Not everyone has those priorities, and many who do not are not Catholics.
Frankly, I'd be surprised if you have read this far, but just in case you have, why don't you quit with the anti-Catholic screed and stop trying to tear down the Church which is fighting still against homosexual "marriage", which is still fighting abortion at every level, including the morning after pill which is commonly lumped in with "contraception" to make it appear to be something less murderous than it is.
While I'd love to see those who conspicuously defy Catholic Doctrine get their come-uppance, that issue will ultimately be decided at a pay grade far higher than mine.
No one is attacking conservative Catholics, but some conservative Catholics are defending and covering for the pro-abortion left by trying to conceal the Catholic vote and deny that it is majority democrat, thereby blocking efforts and awareness that they themselves should be leading, conservatives need to know how Catholics vote, and what millions more of them means to our goals.
It always has been the same, for more than a 100 years before Hispanics recently started arriving.
Hispanic Catholics aren’t changing that, since they only recently got here in large numbers the effect that they are having is keeping the Catholic vote in it’s traditional place, as the dwindling whites in the denomination, have in recent years become a little more conservative.
Besides, whether white or Hispanic, they still belong to the same denomination, Catholic, in fact Mexico has always been an almost purely Catholic nation.
We can educate conservatives and pro-lifers, and the many Catholics here on the truth of the Catholic vote, and what Catholic immigration means in regards to saving the lives of the unborn and preserving conservatism in America....if that is our goal.