Criticizes the first American pope because not the “America first”

Catholicism was rarely more visible in politics in the US, as the Trump administration is openly perceived by advisers and officials who proudly say that faith has formed its policy.

But any joy of Americans made America again great about the new Pope this week, quickly scattered, because the key voices of Magazine Donald Trump came to a disappointed conclusion: the first American pope is not “America first”.

Pope Leo XIV is known about the political commitment of Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost in Chicago.

He expressed concern about the poor and immigrants, chose a name that could refer to a more liberal church, and he seems to support Liberal Pope Francis and criticized the US president’s policy on social media.

But so far the president only said that Leo’s elections were “great pride” for the US. However, some of Trump’s most famous fans quickly attacked Pope Leo, reinforcing Trump’s possible task and perception that he will monitor Pope Francis in areas such as immigration.

“I mean, this is a kind of jaw discharge,” said Trump’s former chief strategist Steve Benan on Friday, talking about Leo’s election.

“I am shocked that the guy could be chosen to become a Pope who had a Twitter feed, and the statements he had against US older politicians,” said Benan, a tough Loyalist Trump, who practiced a Catholic and former boy with an altar.

And he predicted that there would be “a friction” between Leo and Trump.

Pope’s brother, John Prevost, said The New York Times What he thinks his brother will voice his disagreement with the president.

“I know he is not satisfied with what’s going on with immigration,” he said. “I know that in fact. How far he will go with this only, but he will not just sit. I don’t think he will be silent.”

Recent polls show that about 20% of Americans are Catholic, reports a non -partisan Pew Research Center.

About 53% are identified with the Republican Party or leaning against the Republican Party, although there are many nuances: two Catholic presidents of America, John F. Kennedy and Joe Biden, both Democrats. And almost two -thirds of American Catholics believe that abortion should be legal in all or most circumstances – a retreat from the current position of the Church.

US Catholics also widely supported Pope Francis: 78% of those polled were favorably viewed, including most Catholic Republicans.

A number of Catholics in Chicago’s hometown on a new Pope on Thursday aired with President Trump and said they hope that Pope Leo XIV would go the way of his predecessor.

“We hope that he will continue if Francis’ agenda goes forward,” said Rick Stevens, a Catholic deacon from New Jersey, who accidentally visited Chicago when he heard the news.

The US Catholic Bishops’ Conference, which conducts and coordinates the US Catholic activity, noted the election of Pope Leo and the message he sends.

“Of course, we rejoice that the son of this nation was chosen by the Cardinals, but we admit that he now belongs to all Catholics and all people of good will,” the conference said. “His words, who are in favor of peace, unity and missionary activity, are already testifying to the way forward.”

Although Maga fans are a small subgroup of American Catholics, it is one of the negative access to the Conservative media and Trump’s ear.

In Benana’s Military Podlaga, he is known for her hard, about the -tramp -forpped – one guest after another criticism on the new Pope.

“This guy was massively perceived by liberals and progressives,” said Ben Harnwell, a journalist who kept Banana’s efforts to establish what he calls the “Gladiator School” for the “Jews-Christian West” outside Rome.

“He is one of their own … He has a DNA Francis in it,” Harnwell said.

Jack Zosobich, another Maga commentator, who scored from Rome, was stupid: “This choice of the American Cardinal was made as an answer as a message to President Trump.”

A complete picture of what has led to the choice of Pope Leo on Thursday remains, and the church decisions do not neatly reflect the US policy. However, observers around the world have treated Pope Leo’s social media profiles in search of a prompt about his commitment and belief.

The X account under his name, when the tweets go back in 2015, shares the references to Trump’s approach to immigration and hints at other political views, such as tougher weapons control.

In February, the account reproached the US Vice President, posting a link to an opinion called “JD Vance is wrong: Jesus does not ask us to rank his love for others.”

The account also posted a link to Pope Francis’s letter after he encountered Vens over doctrine and the church’s immigration. Vens – Catholic transformation – interviewed the defense of the Trump administration’s immigration policy.

Vnes regularly referred to his faith in defense of the administration, in particular the immigration policy, which the White House “America was first”.

“There is a Christian concept that you love your family, and then love your neighbor, and then love your community, and then you love your compatriots, and then then, grant the rest of the world. Many left completely turned it,” said Vens Fox News.

But the US Democrats have not been deprived of a number of more than ten years. They seem to support Catholic employers who refuse to pay for contraceptives through health care plans, and after the 2016 US presidential election, one post refers to an article accusing Democrat Hillary Clinton of ignoring Catholic voters.

The BBC asked the Vatican to confirm that the account was Leo but did not receive a response.

Vice-President Vnes told a conservative television company Hugh Huita Friday: “I try not to play the Pope’s game politicization.

“I’m sure he will say a lot of things I love. I’m sure he will say some things I disagree with, but I will continue to pray for him and the church, despite all this and through it all, and it will be the way I handle it.”

The new views of the Pope’s LGBTQ are also unclear, but some groups, including the Conservative Cardinals College, believe that it may be less supportive than Pope Francis.

Matt Walsh, a commentator with a conservative daily wire, wrote: “There are some good signs and bad signs with this new Pope. I want to see what he actually does with his papacy before taking any opinion.”

But some of the most loyal Maga fans have already decided.

Laura Lumer, the extremely right exposure to Trump’s ear, swaying President on top staffIt is called the new Pope “Anti-Trump, Anti-Mag, pro-boundaries and total Marxist like Pope Francis.”

Benan, who suggested Leo as a dark horse for the papacy, predicted tension between the White House and the Vatican – and said they could even tear American Catholics.

“Remember that President Trump was not shy to shoot Pope Francis,” he said.

“So, if this Pope – what he does – tries to come between President Trump and his implementation of the mass deportation program, I would stand nearby.”

Additional CAI Peckets Reporting