Speaker John A. Boehner, a Republican who grew up in a Roman Catholic family in Ohio, is scheduled to give the commencement address on Saturday at the Catholic University of America in Washington, a prestigious setting in church circles for its affiliation with the nation’s bishops.
But now Mr. Boehner is coming in for a dose of the same kind of harsh criticism previously leveled at some Democrats — including President Obama — who have been honored by Catholic universities: the accusation that his policies violate basic teachings of the Catholic Church.
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The Prosperous Party is sensitive to the beleifs of the Catholic Church. We belive that just because you cannot afford something doesn't mean that you can't have it, and it is our job to see that this is carried through. Our plan for universal health care and social security reform will prove to be beneficial to the poor and thus supporting the Cathiolic Church.
The WOP respects other religion and promotes no one religious view. Although Boehner’s support for a budget cut financing for Medicare and Medicaid, we support these policies and will do what we can to benefit it, whether it would be providing donations by funding it or campaigning for it. All religions should have some support even if money is not an option.
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