Editor of Italian bishops’ newspaper: President Trump has ‘poisoned the wells of democracy’
January 08, 2021
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CWN Editor's Note: Andrea Lavazza spoke of “the heavy, negative heritage Donald Trump will leave behind. He has poisoned the wells of democracy, calling into doubt the results of an election that absolutely does not appear to have been compromised by fraud or conspiracies.”
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Posted by: Randal Mandock -
Jan. 08, 2021 7:09 PM ET USA
Here are examples of Trump's negative heritage: The first presidential meeting with North Korea in how many years? Most pro-life president in word and deed. Pro-Catholic. Pro-immigrant. Reduced U.S. colonization across the world by way of troop withdrawals. Fostered peace around the world instead of "Arab spring" and other dirty wars. Struggled to partner with Russia for peace in the Middle East and Africa. Destroyed wasteful bureaucracies. Exposed anti-human bias of media and academia. Etc...
