What I'm hearing is that the Quran-kisser's and Mass-wrecker's papacies aren't even doubtful.
That would be what you are hearing from the sedevacantists, Marulus, who know for certain that he is not Pope and make a definitive judgement which obliges the Catholic conscience.
What did St Robert Bellarmine mean by this phrase about a doubtful Pope? What was he referring to? How has the Church applied it? Is it a dogmatic Catholic teaching?
Archbishop Lefebvre admitted a doubt. He said he could not have metaphysical certainty. He said 'I don't know'. He went on to say (all in 1983 in response to the departure of the nine) that 'it is a very great presumption' to presume that he remains Pope. That was in English, which he struggled with, but his meaning was that it is a very good presumption.
That is what separates the sedevacantist from ABL and R&R. The sedevacantist
knows, whereas R&R refrains from a definitive judgement because it is an entirely new situation in the Church and it is not certain that we can make such a judgement.