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The corruption and grift is on a scale we have never seen. @noahshachtman.bsky.social lays it all out, and gets this whopper of a lie from the White House: www.nytimes.com/2026/10/30/o...
Show Post"democrats won lots of seats. Here's why that's bad news for democrats"
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Show PostIt got brought up some regarding the Quebec Act but the Catholic angle of that was mostly incidental to their other complaints about it. Virulent anti-Catholicism made a comeback with later nativism and immigration. But the Founders would mostly be amused more than outraged by finding out about Leo.
Show PostPeak anti-Catholicism in the US was more mid-late 19th / early 20th C., from Know-Nothings running through to the second Klan. In other words, closer to us today than to 1776. The Founders would have looked upon popes and priests with disdain more b/c Enlightenment liberalism than for sectarianism.
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