To answer this, since I assume that you are writing from an America-centric POV, none so far in this country. We do know of high level negotiations, but we have no evidence that any American Catholic politician has been excommunicated. As they should. I have berated our last bishop in public and had a good deal of diocesan support.
My mother shot down this kind of logic when I was about six years old by saying she didn't care what others did, I was not to set fire to the neighbor's chicken coop and then she thrashed me soundly. I wasn't any worse than the other kids so why should I get a beating? And some kids really were hoodlums unlike myself.
I cannot argue with that logic. It is a shame in Church history and was wrong then and is wrong now. Yet the Church has come to admit its faults over the last several centuries. Look at the Jews saved by the Vatican - through the Vatican gates - during WWII from the Nazis and Fascisti. Balancing virtue against the cost, pragmatism wins outs out everytime somehow.
No; the goodness of God wins out everytime, somehow. It is just so long in coming sometimes...
“No; the goodness of God wins out everytime, somehow. It is just so long in coming sometimes...”
So does his justice but as Peter said, God only seems slow.
And so, “Wherefore, beloved, seeing that ye look for such things, be diligent that ye may be found of him in peace, without spot, and blameless.” (2 Peter 3:14)