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I'm NOT going to say who out of confidentiality reason, if you know who he is you know who he is. This resistance priest had been urging Catholics to vote for Trump from day 1 and still defending that nonstop. He said most recently: 

If you sit on your butt on Election day, you get a Biden-hαɾɾιs administration that wants nothing more than crush Christians. But if you make an effort and vote, you get a President Trump who, while you may not like his style, will deliver on his promises in favor of Christians.

There's just something about this that I can't sit right with. "His promises in favor of Christians"? What Christians? Only American perhaps? He surely didn't mind all the Lebanese Christian getting slaughtered? And those promises... at cost of what? Hundreds and thousands of innocent blood taken for Israel? All the babies killed for IVF? "But oh, this Israelite dog said he will be nice to Christians, let's vote for him to spend all the tax payers money to destroy other countries? "
Obviously I don't have a problem with priests talking about politics. I think priests SHOULD talk about politics because it's important part of Catholic social teaching. But at the same time, how far should that go? What if you believe that it's against Catholic morals? What can the faithful do in a case like this (that the priest publicly shame any faithful that doesn't believe in either the proposed "lesser evil" or "two parties politics")? 

Exactly.  I could not understand how traditional Catholics, priests and Catholic media were insisting on the lesser of two evils.  Vigano was very supportive of Trump even though there was overwhelming evidence of Trumps support for Israel and the genocide taking place in Gaza at the time of the elections.  Not to mention his support of IVF, sodomites and abortion. 

I would give His Eminence Vigano a benefit of the doubt, because to be fair, he could be fooled into Trump's whole draining the swamp propaganda, as many of us might've been fooled 8 years ago and I was one of them (I went to campaign and so on). But it's becoming more crystal clear as days go by. I believe Vigano, since he joined the resistance as well, would've moved on with his position.

Not to mention that he recently made a public mockery of the Papacy.