RadarOnline Article RatingTrump Wants To Be 'The Next Pope' -- The Don Admits He Would Be His 'Number One Choice' To Lead The Catholic Church After Attending Pope Francis' Funeral in Rome
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45% ReliableAverage
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50% Medium Right
- Politician Portrayal
-57% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
41% : "I'd like to be pope," Trump joked.40% : " Trump was referring to the Archbishop of New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan, who reportedly is on the short list of candidates to be considered next month when cardinals elect the next pope at a specially convened papal conclave.
34% : " After a smattering of laughs, Trump, who is not Christian, did have a suggestion: "I don't know.
30% : Speaking to reporters outside the White House, Trump was asked who he thinks should be the next pope, after Pope Francis' death early this month.
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