“The New Pope Had Better Be White!” – JD Vance
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as posted by the channelJD Vance knows his job in the Trump administration is to upset large groups of people, but even he feels he may have gone too far by meeting with Pope Francis, who subsequently died. But more importantly, as he tells Jimmy Dore, the Church is going to be picking a new Pope soon and they had better not make it a “DEI hire” by picking a non-white Pope.
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