
Maga says Pope Leo may be American, but he's not 'America first'
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
47% : Jack Posobiec, another Maga commentator dialing in from Rome, was blunt: "This choice of the American cardinal was done as a response, as a message to President Trump.46% : Still, some of Trump's most prominent supporters were quick to attack Pope Leo, lambasting him as a possible challenge to Trump and on the perception that he will follow Pope Francis in areas like immigration.
34% : "Remember, President Trump was not shy about taking a shot at Pope Francis," he said.
32% : "So if this Pope - which he will do - tries to come between President Trump and his implementation of the mass deportation programme, I would stand by.
24% : A number of Catholics in the Pope's home city of Chicago on Thursday aired disappointment with President Trump and said they hoped Pope Leo XIV would follow the path of his predecessor.
21% : And he predicted that there's "definitely going to be friction," between Leo and Trump.
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