Editorial Attack on Catholic Intolerance and Democratic Alignment
An editorial excerpt protests perceived Catholic intolerance and asserts dangers to religious freedom in the United States if Catholics gain majority influence. It cites Democratic ties to the church, warns of laws and peace eroding under the Democratic party, and notes political shifts and recent public figures.
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