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Conservative Catholics hope to wield new influence in Trump's second administration


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  Joe Biden will leave the White House in January as only the second Catholic to occupy it. But a number of Catholics are expected to soon fill the ranks of Donald Trump's administration.

The article from POLITICO, published on December 15, 2024, discusses the influence of conservative Catholics in a potential second Trump administration. It highlights how these individuals, who played significant roles in Trump's first term, are poised to have even greater impact if he returns to office. Key points include their involvement in policy-making, particularly in areas like religious freedom, education, and social issues. The article mentions figures like William Barr, who served as Attorney General, and others who have been part of conservative Catholic circles, advocating for policies aligned with their religious beliefs. It also touches on the strategic placement of these individuals in key government positions to push forward an agenda that aligns with conservative Catholic values, potentially affecting policies on abortion, same-sex marriage, and religious liberty. The piece underscores the ongoing tension between church and state, as well as the broader implications for American politics and policy-making.

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