Raymond Burke surely must be the closest the Catholic Church has to Donald Trump.
The two of them seem to say the same sort of 'stuff': one political absurdities, the other religious absurditites.
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Does that make EWTN the equivalent of Fox News?
Hi, interesting analogy.
And you may be on to something at this time. But I do disagree. Trump for sure is unlike anything the 'Whitehouse' has had in charge before but the Cardinal has been an insider and mainstream for quite a long time.
For sure his demotion to Malta was noticeable and his adherence to the SSPX is indicative of his being not a team player. But he does still keep to his remit where Trump is clearly making it up as he goes.
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