Catholics rip President JoeBiden as no JFK in post-Roe church attacks
In a new ad, CatholicVote reminded viewers that during an outbreak of church burnings in the early 1960s, Kennedy said, “To burn churches, I consider both cowardly as well as outrageous.”
“Churches are being burned again because they protect unborn babies and women in need,” said the ad to run nationally online and on TV in Washington, D.C., and Wisconsin media markets. Despite being a regular churchgoer, Biden is pro-abortion, as are many Catholics. He has sided with those angry with the court’s decision, as has Vice President Kamala Harris.
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