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Conservative Leaders Blast Clinton after Staffer Mocks Catholics, Evangelicals

10-13-2016

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is in deep trouble with Republican leaders after WikiLeaks' latest release of hacked emails shows her campaign communications director mocking both Catholics and evangelicals.

The latest to speak out over the leaked emails is House Speaker Paul Ryan, who says Americans should think hard before choosing who their next president will be.

"If anything, these statements reveal the Clinton campaign's hostile attitude toward people of faith in general. This is the United States of America—for centuries, people fled to our shores to find refuge from religious persecution," Ryan said. "All Americans of faith should take a long, hard look at this and decide if these are the values we want to be represented in our next president."

Faith & Freedom Coalition chairman Ralph Reed joined the list of Catholic and evangelical leaders condemning emails by Clinton staffers.

WikiLeaks latest release of hacked emails shows the Democratic presidential nominee's campaign communications director on Jennifer Palmieri mocking both Catholics and evangelicals in 2011.

Reed urges Clinton to "remove the stain" of "anti-religious bigotry" in her campaign.

"This is anti-Christian bigotry, pure and simple. It is sad, offensive, and un-American. It reveals a corporate culture at the Hillary Clinton campaign that tolerated the expression of bigoted and prejudicial views of people of faith," Reed said in a statement Wednesday.

"No one should be attacked because of their deeply held religious beliefs, much less by senior officials of someone who aspires to the presidency," he also said.

Brian Burch, president of CatholicVote.org, took an even harder stance. He is calling on Palmieri to resign immediately or be fired. The Catholic League is calling on Clinton to "sanction her bigoted chiefs."

Reports on the leaked emails include one by Fox News between Palmieri and John Halpin, a fellow at the liberal Center for American Progress. Clinton campaign chair John Podesta, a Catholic, is also in the 2011 email chain but does not comment. All three worked for the Center for American Progress at the time.

Halpin writes to Palmieri about a New Yorker article chronicling Fox CEO Rupert Murdoch's decision to raise his children in the Catholic faith.

"It's an amazing bastardization of the faith," he says. "They must be attracted to the systematic thought and severely backwards gender relations and must be totally unaware of Christian democracy."

Palmieri responded that politically conservative Catholics "think (Roman Catholicism) is the most socially acceptable politically conservative religion. Their rich friends wouldn't understand if they became evangelicals."

Wikileaks has posted more than 1,000 Podesta emails that were hacked.

*CBN neither supports nor opposes any candidate for public office.

Source: CBN News


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Democratic U.Sesidential nominee Hillary Clinton Democratic U.S. presidential nominee Hillary Clinton (REUTERS/Saul Loeb/Pool)

As Christian leaders, Catholic and evangelical, we collectively express our outrage at the demeaning and troubling rhetoric used by those within Secretary Clinton's campaign—and those associated with the campaign—to describe our communities.  

Recently released emails clearly ridicule, demean and smear Roman Catholics and evangelicals. It is especially alarming that the Chairman of the Clinton Campaign, John Podesta, was copied on these emails between Jennifer Palmieri, now Director of Communications for the Clinton campaign, and a fellow at Podesta's Center for American Progress. Podesta's refusal to raise any objection makes him equally party to this bigotry. It is inexcusable. It is shameful. It is un-American. 

Historically, evangelicals and Catholics have had significant theological differences, dating back to the Protestant Reformation. In spite of those differences there has been a mutual respect for one another and an ability to work together on important issues of mutual concern.   

The WikiLeaks emails reveal a contempt for all traditional Christians, and we are—Catholic and evangelical—united in our outrage and united in our call for Mrs. Clinton to immediately apologize for the Christophobic behavior of her associates. 

Signed, 

Alex-St. James

Andrea Lafferty

Andresen Blom

Bill Millis

Bob Feathers

Bob McEwen

Bob Williamson

Carlton Smith

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