So the U.S. Catholic cardinals are stepping up to call out the Trump administration for its morally bankrupt foreign policy, and honestly, it's about time. Cardinals Blase Cupich, Robert McElroy, and Joseph Tobin are highlighting some serious issues like military action in Venezuela and the threats to acquire Greenland, which not only risk escalating conflicts but also show how out of touch Trump is with basic human dignity. McElroy pointed out that "most of the United States and the world are adrift morally in terms of foreign policy," and that's a huge red flag. It's wild that we need religious leaders to remind our government that military force shouldn't be the go-to solution for every problem, and the fact that they had to say this twice in two months really shows how extreme things have gotten under Trump. The bishops previously condemned the administration's mass deportations, and now these cardinals are echoing that sentiment, saying we need a foreign policy that respects human life and dignity. This isn't just about politics; it's about the values we claim to uphold as a nation. If our leaders can't even grasp the importance of a moral compass in international dealings, then we are in deep trouble. It’s time for accountability and a return to principles that prioritize peace and human rights over narrow economic interests.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/us-catholic-cardinals-urge-trump-140230306.html