Pope Francis attacks SSM

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Even as someone who agrees with what he had to say about the other big thing he weighed in on recently, I have to say that this has not been a good couple of days for the Pope.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

As I've said a hundred times, JPII>>>>Francis. (I don't hate Francis whatsoever despite constantly disagreeing with him - I can only hope that isn't blasphemous.)

By what conceivable measure is it possible to say that John Paul II was better on this subject?

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

As I've said a hundred times, JPII>>>>Francis. (I don't hate Francis whatsoever despite constantly disagreeing with him - I can only hope that isn't blasphemous.)

By what conceivable measure is it possible to say that John Paul II was better on this subject?

Oh not this subject of course, but as a whole, Francis feels the need to inject commentary on every economic subject as well. You may like that quite a bit more as a Democrat, but I can't stand the need for major theatrics chastising us for things he has little business talking about. And the rhetoric can be really far left sometimes.

SSM was the one advantage he distinctly held in that showdown, and it hasn't seemed to last.

Okay, yeah, that makes sense.