Soros Group Behind Attack on Boehner’s Catholicism

AIM ^ | May 13, 2011C | Cliff Kincaid

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A Washington Post story about Catholic professors challenging Rep. John Boehner’s Catholic faith with an open letter to the House Speaker ignores the role of one of the key signers in a George Soros-funded group.

The letter to Boehner says, “Your record in support of legislation to address the desperate needs of the poor is among the worst in Congress.” Ignoring the Catholic tradition of subsidiarity, or decentralized government, and voluntarism, the letter claims Boehner’s votes against expansion of the federal welfare state are anti-Catholic.

Letter signer Stephen F. Schneck of the Catholic University of America (CUA) is a board member of the Soros-funded Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good (CACG). Because of the significant funding the group has received from Soros, an atheist, CACG has been called a “fake Catholic” group designed to undermine official Catholic teaching on abortion and homosexuality and promote Obama Administration Big Government policies. The former CACG executive director, Alexia Kelley, now works for the Obama Administration.

[richardtavor]

They have already taken the site down.

[Da Coyote]

Earth to Soros, earth to Soros...ever think about spending some of YOUR billions for the poor?

Especially since your commie philosophy is the reason they’re poor in the first place.

And while you’re thinking, take the nearest large piece of furniture and shove it up your smelly Obama.

[Kozy]

Maybe he should follow the Jesuit's leadership and example and sexually molest native Americans in the Pacific Northwest. That little romp cost the Jesuit $166mm.
When the church's pay taxes then they can tell me how to spend my money.

[Winstons Julia]

I like you.

[PGalt]

Thanks for posting on this POS $oro$. The tentacles of a totalitarian, an anathema to a “free” republic.

Life, liberty and the pursuit and destruction of totalitarians.

[MayflowerMadam]

Wonder when Soros, et al., will discuss issues relative to the Kennedys’ Catholicism. Abortion, womanizing, divorce, etc., etc., etc....

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referenced link, letter

[Lucky2]

I used to think the Clintons were the Anti-Christ, then I thought it was Obama. Now I believe they are merely agents for him. Soros is the true Anti-Christ, pure evil.

[jafojeffsurf]

Ping, Thought you might like this one.

[muawiyah]

Those people are all acolytes of the Antichrist. The real deal will make his followers look quite amateurish ~ even Joe Stalin will get upstaged.

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[LyinLibs]

This is interesting because Soros admits in his autobiography that he collaborated with the Nazis in WW2.

[jafojeffsurf]

Evil knows no bounds.

[ExTexasRedhead]

Anyone have any idea why Soros has never been investigated and indicted?

[netmilsmom]

>>When the church’s pay taxes then they can tell me how to spend my money.<<

Hope ya feel better after your Catholic rant, but pitifully from your POV, Soros and his “Catholic” group are not Catholic at all. From the article...

“CACG has been called a “fake Catholic” group designed to undermine official Catholic teaching on abortion and homosexuality and promote Obama Administration Big Government policies. The former CACG executive director, Alexia Kelley, now works for the Obama Administration.”

Although I suspect that this will make a difference to you about the same time that you learn the proper use of apostrophes.

[Rashputin]

As is obvious after only a very few comments, some folks around FR will be thrilled to have Soros as their ally. If they weren't already working with him, that is.

[jafojeffsurf]

Maybe because of his close ties to the White House or the Black Panthers, Not sure but one of them must be the answer.

[Celtic Cross]

Get a life.

[cradle of freedom]

These are tax exempt organizations, so it is actually a tax shelter. I once read that tax exempt organizations did not have to pay more than 5% of their funds toward their stated work which leaves 95% of the money to be used by the owner. So, it's like only paying 5% taxes on billions of dollars. So much for the great “philanthropist”.